Red Hat Certified Specialist in Enterprise Application Server Administration exam

Red Hat recommends that candidates earn Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) or Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) before attempting this exam, but neither is required. An understanding of core concepts in Java Enterprise Edition is useful, but candidates do not need to be developers nor does this exam involve application development tasks.

To help you prepare, the exam objectives highlight the task areas you can expect to see covered in the exam. These objectives apply to both JBoss EAP 7.

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• Application server systems administrators
• Application administrators
• Application developers
• Deployment managers
• System architects
• Quality assurance engineers

• Be a RHCSA or have comparable work experience and skills
• Have taken the AD248 JBoss Application Administration I course or have work experience administering JBoss EAP and applications running on that platform.

1. Install and manage JBoss EAP
1. Install JBoss EAP to a specific location on a system
2. Configure minimal security requirements for accessing and managing JBoss EAP
3. Access and manage JBoss EAP using the provided tools
4. Configure and start a multi-node, multi-server JBoss EAP domain spanning at least two hosts with multiple servers per host
2. Configure JBoss EAP domains, hosts and servers
1. Create and remove JBoss EAP domains, hosts and servers
2. Start, monitor and stop individual JBoss EAP domains, hosts and servers
3. Configure Java™ memory usage at the host, server group and server level
3. Configure JBoss EAP to support clustered and HA operation
1. Configure persistent network bindings for JBoss EAP services (both addresses and ports)
2. Configure high-availability clustering using TCP unicast networking
3. Secure the communications channels between clustered nodes
4. Monitoring and managing JBoss EAP
1. Create and restore configuration snapshots
2. Configure JBoss EAP logging
5. Configuring Java Messaging Service
1. Remove, create and configure JMS topics and queues
2. Secure access to JMS destinations
6. Manage applications
1. Select appropriate JBoss EAP server profiles based on application requirements
2. Configure DataSources (both XA and non-XA compliant)
3. Deploy and undeploy applications
4. Deploy and undeploy additional libraries and drivers
5. Deploy a web application to the root context
7. Configure JBoss Web Connectors
1. Tune and configure JBoss EAP web properties as requested
2. Configure an SSL encrypted connection
8. Configure JBoss EAP security
1. Create, modify, and use security domains
2. Connect JBoss EAP to specified external security sources such as LDAP and DBMS
3. Secure access to JBoss EAP services