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Java EE: Packaging and Deploying an App

39mIntermediate2019-05-29

Authors

Emmanuel Henri

Executive with 20+ years of experience in programming and design

Course details

Choosing a deployment option for your Java application can be hard. Learn how to pick the right strategy and get introduced to some of the most popular solutions, like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure, in this course with Emmanuel Henri. Emmanuel explains how to package your application correctly and reviews three different options: deployment to a local environment with glassfish, deploying to the cloud with Azure and AWS, and deploying to Docker containers. Learn about the typical uses and benefits of each option, so you can pick the best strategy for your workflow and your end user.

Learning objectives
Deployment options
Setting up your deployment
Deploying locally with glassfish
Deploying to Azure and AWS
Deploying to Docker containers

Skills covered

Java EEDockerSoftware DeploymentBack-End Web DevelopmentAmazon Web Services (AWS)OracleAmazonAzureWeb DevelopmentNetwork and System AdministrationMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Strategize your deployment options
02 - What you should know

1. Deployment Options and Micro-Services

03 - Overview of deployment options
04 - Introduction to microservices

2. Preparation and Packaging

05 - Build blocks of a deployment
06 - Base setup

3. Deploy to a Local Server

07 - Introduction to GlassFish
08 - Set up a project with GlassFish in NetBeans
09 - Deploy using autodeploy

4. Deploy to the Cloud

10 - Introduction to AWS ECS
11 - Deployment to AWS
12 - Introduction to Microsoft Azure web apps
13 - Deployment to Azure

5. Deploy to Containers

14 - Overview of Docker
15 - Install and set up Docker
16 - Build and deploy to Docker

Conclusion

17 - Next steps