WildFly Project News
Hi, Red Hat announced significant changes to its middleware strategy last month, and I wanted to give the WildFly community some context about those changes and how they affect WildFly. The Red Hat announcement can be found on the Red Hat blog: Evolving our middleware strategy Some key points there are: Red Hat’s Middleware and Integration Engineering and Products teams are moving to IBM in May 2025. Red Hat will continue to sell and...
This video demonstrates using an MCP server to administer a WildFly installation with AI.
I recently tried to play with the domain mode in the current release of WildFly, version 35, while writing this blog post. According to the blog post written by Brian Stansberry[1], there are some breaking backward-compatibility changes in the security configuration part related to Elytron since WildFly 25: A key focus in WildFly 25 has been completing our migration away from the legacy security layer that dates back to JBoss AS and onto the...
How to use WildFly Glow to provision a Generative AI WildFly server.
WildFly 35.0.1.Final is now available for download. I am pleased to announce that the WildFly 35.0.1.Final release is now available for download. The following issues were resolved in 35.0.1: Bugs [WFLY-20261] - NPE in race condition between a thread committing a transaction and another thread performing recovery. [WFLY-20290] - CLI command "server=name:import-journal" for messaging subsystem throws "NoClassDefFoundError:" in Java 17 [WFLY-20329] - Incorrect module identifier handling in WeldDeploymentProcessor Component Upgrades [WFLY-20303] - Upgrade Arquillian...
In the last two years we’ve been putting a lot of effort into improving how the WildFly project interacts with our community, including adding new communication channels like our Mini Conferences, adding new user guides and creating a transparent feature development process. WildFly has been a successful project for a long time now, and I believe that’s largely because we are passionate about serving our community. To help us continue on this path, we...
Arquillian Cube is an Arquillian extension that provides an easy way to test a WildFly containerized application on Docker
I’m pleased to announce that the new WildFly and WildFly Preview 35.0.0.Final releases are available for download at https://wildfly.org/downloads. New and Notable This quarter we had a heavy focus on MicroProfile, particularly MicroProfile 7.0, which I’m pleased to say WildFly 35 fully supports. Improvements in the MicroProfile area include: WildFly now supports MicroProfile Fault Tolerance 4.1. WildFly now supports MicroProfile OpenAPI 4.0. Standard WildFly now supports MicroProfile REST Client 4.0. This was previously supported...
Using a PKCS#12 KeyStore to back a WildFly Elytron credential store.
In this blog post I’d like to show how you can use the management console (aka HAL) for WildFly instances running on OpenShift. Prerequisites The console is an integral part of WildFly and is activated by default when running on-premise. For instances running on OpenShift, the console is not available by default, though. To use the console on OpenShift, you need a WildFly image that meets the following requirements: Management user: The management console...
