This Week in JBoss (12 February 2015) Monitoring, Security, Demos, and more

Posted by dmair Feb 12, 2015

Welcome to this week's edition of the JBoss weekly editorial. It's my first time, so be gentle.... writing the editorial, that is. This week we'll do the usual release round-up along with some interesting reading from around the web, and the latest happenings on JBoss.org including design of application protocols, app security, business activity monitoring and much more!

Travel Agency

Over the past few weeks erics has taken us through a four part series on building a travel agency on JBoss BPM on 24 February 2015 Eric will host a live Webinar, How to excite the travel industry with a BPM story. Be sure to join it! You will leave with an advanced overview of the capabilities of Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite and can dive in deeper with the showcased project, the JBoss BPM Travel Agency.

Tips'n'Tricks

Over the past few days some folks have shared some tips and tricks including, JBoss Fuse - Tips, Expose your Camel Route Endpoint and Web Services in Fabric and Red Hat Fuse - Tips, Expose your Camel Route Endpoint and Web Services in Fabric. and

MySQL as Kubernetes Service, Access from WildFly Pod (Tech Tip #72). be sure to check them out.

Business Activity Monitoring

So you've set up your business processes in BPM. Now what? You probably want to monitor the activity. Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite includes BAM capabilities that focus on the graphical presentation of business and process metrics along with the ability to flexibly draw data from a variety of sources. Read more to find out what it's all about and how you can get started.

Designing Protocols

heikobraun goes old-school on us and shares a history lesson "19 years in the making".

A How-to On Demos

Creating demos is an important tool for many reasons. eschabell gives us a how-to on creating simple, consistent and repeatable demo projects.

Application Security

OWASP recently published a top ten document for promoting awareness around web application security. The OWASP Top 10 is a list of the 10 Most Critical Web Application Security Risks along with recommendations and other important information.