JBoss (WildFly) Online Test

The JBoss (WildFly) Online Test helps recruiters and hiring managers evaluate a candidate's proficiency in Java EE application server management. It enables organizations to streamline hiring for backend roles by validating skills in configuration, deployments, EJB, JNDI usage, clustering, and performance tuning.

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JBoss (WildFly) Online Test

JBoss has been renamed to the WildFly, an application server authored by JBoss, now developed by Red Hat. JBoss Application Server is mainly a free, open-source Java EE suite of services. JBoss not only implements a server that runs on Java, but it implements the Java EE part of Java. JBoss comprises a set of offerings for enterprise customers looking for preconfigured profiles of JBoss Enterprise Middleware components that have been tested and certified to provide an integrated experience. JBoss software products are used by end users to create applications; integrate applications, data, and devices; and automate business processes.

The JBoss (WildFly) online test enables employers and recruiters to identify potential prospects by evaluating working skills and job readiness. For this reason, the emphasis is laid upon evaluating the knowledge of applied skills gained through real work experience rather than theoretical knowledge.

Our online WildFly test reports will give a detailed analysis of each candidate and provide the analytical data that helps you hire better and faster. To know about the candidate experience, we have introduced a new feature called the candidate feedback module in our JBoss pre-employment test so that it will ensure you that the candidates are getting an excellent experience while attempting the test.

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How it works

Test Summary

‍The RED HAT JBoss assessment test helps to screen the candidates who possess traits as follows:

Proficiency in configuring and managing JBoss (WildFly) application servers, including standalone and domain modes
Experience in setting up security realms, securing management interfaces, and configuring authentication and authorization mechanisms
Ability to deploy and monitor Java EE applications, manage server modules, and handle resource bindings effectively
Knowledge of outbound socket binding configurations and the setup of external service connections
Skill in optimizing server performance, managing deployments, troubleshooting configuration issues, and handling clustered environments

The online JBoss test may contain MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions), MAQs (Multiple Answer Questions), Fill in the Blanks, Whiteboard Questions, Audio / Video Questions, LogicBox (AI-based Pseudo-Coding Platform), Coding Simulators, True or False Questions, etc.

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Useful for hiring

JBoss / Server Admin
JBoss Developer

Test Duration

min

No. of Questions

Level of Expertise

Entry Level/Mid

Topics Covered

Security Realms

This test evaluates candidates' skills in configuring authentication realms (LDAP, JDBC, filesystem) in WildFly to secure application access and user roles.

Outbound Socket Binding

This test assesses candidates' ability to configure outbound socket bindings to external services (e.g. web services), specifying host, port, and security contexts.

Implicit Bean Archives

This test measures candidates' understanding of Java EE CDI behavior in WildFly, including how bean archives are detected, implicit scanning, and module-level beans.

Default Native Interface Security

This test evaluates candidates' knowledge of securing the native management interfaces (e.g., CLI, admin console) and applying role-based access control.

JBoss AS7

This test assesses candidates' familiarity with the architecture, configuration, and domain vs standalone modes of JBoss Application Server 7 / WildFly.

JBoss Bindings

This test evaluates candidates' proficiency in defining JNDI bindings, module dependencies, resource injection, and binding scopes within application and server modules.