Jwala - Apache Tomcat and HTTPD Enterprise Manager
summary
Jwala is an open-source manager that actually configures, deploys and operates large Apache Tomcat + HTTPD topologies: it claims to scale to thousands of JVMs and hundreds of thousands of web servers, uses a Gradle-built local binary store, pushes artifacts and SSH-based agents to Tomcat instances, generates per-instance configs from groovy templates, and stores config in an embedded H2 DB. It exposes full REST APIs, can add JVMs on-the-fly, update server.xml and balancer members, perform heap/thread dumps, and the demo shows these operations succeed end-to-end.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:03THE BASICS
- 9:08JWALA INTERFACES
- 11:14CONFIGURE
- 25:47DEPLOY
- 29:48MANAGE
- 36:42JWALA ARCHITECTURE
- 38:00GETTING STARTED
- 38:37CONTRIBUTE
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