Apache Tomcat Administration Course Overview

Target Audience for Apache Tomcat Administration

The Apache Tomcat Administration course offers in-depth training for managing web applications with Tomcat, ideal for IT professionals focused on server administration.

• System Administrators
• Web Administrators
• DevOps Engineers
• Java Developers
• Application Support Analysts
• IT Operations Professionals
• Security Specialists
• Infrastructure Architects
• Technical Consultants
• Middleware Analysts

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Apache Tomcat Administration?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes

This Apache Tomcat Administration course equips students with a comprehensive understanding of Tomcat server setup, management, deployment, and security for robust web application delivery.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the purpose and core features of Apache Tomcat and when it is the appropriate choice for web application deployment.
• Successfully install and configure the Java Development Kit (JDK) and Apache Tomcat on both Windows and Linux platforms.
• Master the deployment of web applications using the Tomcat Manager Application and comprehend the functionalities it provides.
• Learn to manually deploy web applications through scripting for greater control and automation.
• Gain knowledge of Tomcat's configuration files including server.xml and users.xml, and understand their roles in server setup.
• Acquire the ability to manage shared library files and interpret various log files for effective troubleshooting.
• Implement security measures by creating users and roles, generating self-signed certificates, and configuring SSL to secure web applications.
• Set up a high-availability cluster with multiple nodes to ensure redundancy and scalability, and integrate a load balancer for traffic management.
• Understand the concept and configuration of virtual hosting to serve multiple domains from a single Tomcat instance.
• Develop skills in log management, including configuring the logging system to monitor and maintain a healthy server environment.