This project installs a JBoss instance based on the module of example42/jboss.
If you do no other modifications and use vagrant you will find your JBoss-Server under 192.168.33.10:8080.
If you use any other infrastructure you will find your JBoss-Server under the servers ip:8080.
The management interface is bound to port 9900.
This project installs a standard management user which can be used for the Web-Management-Portal of the JBoss-Server:
Username: Administrator
password: changeit!
The credentials can be modified before the installation in the init.pp file file. Keep in mind, that the password must be insert in the following format: HEX( MD5( username ':' realm ':' password))
The credentials can be modified after the installation with the user.sh script. For this use case follow the official documentation on:
###Needed Software If you use the Vagrant solution you only have to install Vagrant and Virtualbox. Additional you need to install Librarian-Puppet. Librarian-Puppet will resolve all dependencies and download the additional required modules. A tutorial for this can be found here. If you use this project as a standalone project you have to install Ouppet first.
Check first if you have installed Vagrant, Virtualbox, Puppet and Librarian-Puppet. After that run the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/slipke/csm_ss15_sem_team_vagrant.git
andcd lamp-apache/puppet
librarian-puppet install
vagrant up
This project configure a management user for the management JBoss-Web-Interface. The Username is "Administrator" and the password is "changeit!" both without the quote. If you want to change these credentials you have to edit the init.pp file file. There are two variables which are need to do this:
- $admin_user
- $admin_pass
Keep in mind, that the password must be insert in the following format: HEX( MD5( username ':' realm ':' password))
- Author:: Korbinian Kram [email protected]
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