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1. Re: Hot Deployment or Not?
samuelj Jan 27, 2012 8:32 AM (in response to samuelj)Come on... no one has an opinion!?
SJ
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2. Re: Hot Deployment or Not?
samuelj Jan 27, 2012 11:41 AM (in response to samuelj)Ok, I moved the thread from "Hot Deployment" to "JBoss As" discussion
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3. Re: Hot Deployment or Not?
wdfink Jan 27, 2012 1:29 PM (in response to samuelj)Hi Samuel,
sorry, normaly I look into hotdeployment
I would prefere no hotdeployment and no deploy-scanner in production. With JBoss4.x there are some issues with class unloading and application memory-leaks.
I think AS5 will be better but I never use it in production because of what you call 'accidentally released'.
With AS7 I think there is a good approach, the domain-management can be secured and the files are not scanned, you must deploy via console or CLI.
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4. Re: Hot Deployment or Not?
samuelj Jan 30, 2012 4:21 AM (in response to wdfink)Hi Wolf.
Thank yuo for you reply!
Sorry, but I don't know JBoss AS7. Are you telling me that "hot deployment" from AS7 was removed?
I'm curious to know why...
(Could you please link me some documentation? I didn't find nothing about ... )
Is there someone else that has an opinion about hot deployment in a production environment?
Come on guys, don't be shy!
SJ
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5. Re: Hot Deployment or Not?
wdfink Jan 30, 2012 8:57 AM (in response to samuelj)See AS7 admin guide here https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/AS7/Admin+Guide#AdminGuide-Coremanagementconcepts
With a so called 'standalone' installation you will have a single JBoss instance like in previous AS versions, but no cluster-farming service!
You can drop a file and it will be deployed.
With a 'domain' installation the domain-controller is the manager of all deployments, you can't drop a file to deploy it. You have to use the management interface.
In both cases the unloading of applications should be better isolated and do not leave garbage within the heap.
But nevertheless I prefere the managed 'domain' version in a productive environment to avoid deployments by accident.