The following are a series of articles discussing all the administration related tasks. In order to perform those tasks you will require knowing the tools provided by Apache Geronimo. These articles explain in detail all the tools and commands available for administering the Apache Geronimo server.
The available articles are:
- Administering the Apache Geronimo Server
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- Adding new listeners for the Web containers
- Add new AJP listener
- Add new HTTP listener
- Add new HTTPS listener
- Configure log level
- Derby Log Viewer
- Log Manager
- Server Log Viewer
- Web Access Log Viewer
- Configuring a remote Apache HTTP server
- Configure Apache HTTPd as a reverse proxy (mod_proxy)
- Configure Apache HTTPd with Jakarta Tomcat Connector (mod_jk)
- Configuring the JMS server
- Display JVM information
- Monitor Server status
- Performance monitoring
- Starting and stopping the server
- Adding new listeners for the Web containers
- Configuring security
- Administering certificates
- Administering security realms
- Certificate Properties File Realm
- Database (SQL) Realm
- LDAP Realm
- Administering users and groups
- Certification Authority
- Configuring services
- Adding archives to the Geronimo repository
- Configuring database pools
- Configuring DB2 datasource
- Create new database pools
- Import database pools from JBoss 4
- Import database pools from WebLogic 8.1
- Removing database pools
- Configuring JMS
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- Configuring Virtual Hosts in Geronimo-Jetty
- Configuring Virtual Hosts in Geronimo-Tomcat
- Create a database
- Geronimo Administration Console
- What changed?
- Console enhancements
- The pluggable console
- Expert mode
- Deployment plans wizard
- CA helper
- Running Geronimo as a non-root user
- Tools and commands
- client.jar
- deploy
- Deployer tool
- geronimo
- jpa.jar
- shutdown
- startup