The Apache Tomcat Training is configured to proffer you requisite knowledge and skills of an Apache Tomcat Certified Professional and to prepare smart IT professionals. Individuals who are very interested in the nuances of the internet find this course very invigorating and enriching. The course is very suitable for System Administrators and Web Developers apart from other similar profiles. There are 12 tutorials which comprise the basic to the complex features of the Apache Tomcat project in the realm of WEB technology.

You gain skills in installing Apache Tomcat web server along with configuration settings for the carrying out of different architectures. You learn to consider Server optimization, Web application security and Web application troubleshooting. Novel skills like ribbons, sections, Sky Drive, Sharing, etc are under your command now, as you end the course.

The Apache Tomcat Training Curriculum includes a particularly relevant and useful introduction which provides you with a comprehensive, high-level overview of Apache Tomcat. Thereafter you learn how to install and run Apache Tomcat on a plethora of platforms.

First Web Applications – This is a prologue to the concepts of a web application as dealt with in the Servlet Specification. It comprises the outline of the organization of your web application source tree, what a web application archive looks like and how is it prepared and an introduction to the web application deployment descriptor.

Deployer – Using the Apache Tomcat Deployer to deploy, precompile and validate web applications.

Manager – Running the Manager Web app to deploy, underploy and redeploy applications while Apache Tomcat is operating.

Realms and Access Control – Description of the manner in which Realms (databases of users, passwords, and their associated roles) are to be configured for use in web applications that use Container Managed Security.

Security Manager – Configuring and utilising a Java Security Manager to prop-up fine-grained control over the manner in which your web applications conduct themselves.

JNDI Resources – A JNDI naming context is provided in a web application. You learn how to configure distinctive and custom resources.

JDBC Data Source – Configuring a JNDI Data Source with a DB connection pool. These are instances of many well-known databases.

Class loading – You gain information about class loading. This sector also includes the location you should place your application classes in order to make them observable.

JSPs – You gain information about Jasper configuration and the JSP Compiler usage.

SSL/TLS – You will learn how to install and configure SSL/TLS support so that your Tomcat will accept requests using the https protocol.

SSI – You will be instructed about using Server Side Includes in Apache Tomcat.

CGI – You will also learn how to use CGIs with Apache Tomcat.

Proxy Support – You learn the way in which Apache Tomcat can be configured to run behind a proxy server or a web server functioning as a proxy server.

MBean Descriptor – You are engaged in learning how to configure MBean Descriptor files for custom components.

Default Servlet – You engage yourself in gaining skills related to configuring the Default Servlets and customising directory listings.

Clustering – You learn how to enable session replication in an Apache Tomcat environment.

Balancer – You acquire skills in configuring, using and extending the load balancer application.

Connectors – Learn about those obtainable in Apache Tomcat and native webserver integration.

Monitoring and Management – Enabling JMX Remote support and learning to wield tools to monitor and manage Tomcat.

Logging – Learning to configure logging in Apache Tomcat.

Apache Portable Runtime – Utilizing APR in order to offer better performance scalability and better amalgamation with native server technologies.

Virtual Hosting – Configuring this function in this open-source webserver.

Advanced IO – Know about the extensions available over usual, blocking IO.

Additional Components – Acquiring additional, optional components.

Utilizing Tomcat libraries with Maven – Obtaining Tomcat jars with Maven.

Security Deliberations – What to consider while properly installing a Tomcat Apache set up.

Windows Service – Operating Tomcat as a service on Microsoft Windows.

Windows Authentication – Configuring Tomcat so that integrated Windows authentication can be employed.

High Concurrency JDBC Pool – Performing a proper configuration so that an alternative JDBC Pool can be used.

Web Socket Support – Enhancing Web Socket Applications.

URL Rewrite – Utilising the REGEXP based rewrite valve with the aim of conditional URL and host rewrite.

This course provides 4+ hours of HD videos, 20+ lectures and is an Intermediate Course. More than 11 thousand students have already enrolled. As usual there are Quarterly, Annual and Lifetime courses.