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Tomcat

  1. Introduction of Tomcat 
  1. Tomcat Installation 
    1. Tomcat installation on Windows
    2. Tomcat installation on Linux (Cent OS)
  2. Folder Structure of Tomcat and Important files of tomcat
  3. Adding Admin user to access the applications
  4. Enabling tomcat console access remotely. 
  5. Deploying Application on Tomcat
    1. Console mode deployment
    2. Back-end(Auto-mode) mode of deployment
  6. Virtual Host on Tomcat
  7. Clustering on Tomcat
    1. Virtual cluster configuration
    2. Horizontal cluster configuration
  8. Logging 
    1. Type of log files .
    2. Custom log file configuration.
  9. Security on Tomcat
  10. SSL
    1. Self signed SSL configuration
    2. Custom SSL configuration
  11. Monitoring Tomcat
  12. Performance and Trouble-shooting on Tomcat.

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