In this tutorial we will create our first Red Hat JBoss Fuse project using Maven. The project will contain a Camel route with OSGi blueprint support that is ready to be deployed in JBoss Fuse.
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Proxy Web Services request with JBoss Fuse
In this tutorial we will learn how to provide a Web service facade using a Came blueprint project which proxies request to a legacy web service.
Creating JBoss Fuse Spring Boot projects with Red Hat Code Ready Studio
In this lesson we will learn how to create a Red Hat Fuse project using JBoss Fuse tooling which is included in Red Hat Code Ready studio and to run a Fuse project within it.
Deploying bundles to JBoss Fuse
JBoss Fuse can hot deploy your OSGi bundles automatically when you drop the JAR files in the InstallDir/deploy directory. When you copy a JAR file in this directory, it will be automatically installed in the runtime and also started. Just the same, if you update or delete the JARs, and the changes are handled automatically.
JBoss Fuse Fabric cheatsheet
Here is my JBoss Fuse Fabric cheat sheet
Configuring a Fabric Ensemble
In this tutorial we will learn how to setup a JBoss Fuse Fabric ensemble in two different modes: with 3 dedicated Fuse servers and with 3 SSH containers
Getting started with Fuse 7 on OpenShift using Code Ready Studio
Red Hat Fuse on OpenShift lets you to deploy Fuse applications on the top of OpenShift Container Platform. In this tutorial we will cover how to deploy a Fuse application on OpenShift using Code Ready Studio to quickly generate an example application.
Pre-requisites:
You need to install the Fuse Imagestreams and Templates on the OpenShift 4.x server. ImageStrams is an OpenShift API object that represents single virtual view of related images.
You can refer to script for installing image streams and templates: https://github.com/rahmed-rh/fuse_on_OCP_7.5/blob/master/scripts/install_fis_7.5.sh
(Please note that to install Fuse Imagestreams and Templates, you must have the administrator role for the OpenShift project.)
How to build and deploy Fuse 7 applications on OpenShift with Maven
In this tutorial we will learn how to create and deploy a Red Hat Fuse application as Spring Boot application on OpenShift using just the Maven command line.
Before getting started, you need to complete the following steps:
- Install the Fuse Imagestreams and Templates on the OpenShift 4.x server. ImageStrams is an OpenShift API object that represents single virtual view of related images. (Please note that to install Fuse Imagestreams and Templates, you must have the administrator role for the OpenShift project.). You can refer to script for installing image streams and templates: https://github.com/rahmed-rh/fuse_on_OCP_7.5/blob/master/scripts/install_fis_7.5.sh
- Make sure you have configured the Maven repository list so that you can reach Fuse archetype. (An example of settings.xml is available here)
FlyWay tutorial for Spring Boot users
This tutorial will show you how to perform FlyWay database migrations using Spring Boot and PostgreSQL Database.
Getting started with Quartz and Spring Boot
This quick tutorial will teach you how to use Quartz Scheduler in a Spring Boot application in less than 5 minutes!
