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Mysql – Turn Wildfly application on production

I finished my web project, the application server used is Wildfly 30, I made the deploy of the application without any errors now my problem is how I do to turn my application in production on my domain server. If I put in my browser ipaddress:8080/itcmedbr my login page is loaded but if I put only itcmedbr.com that is my domain name, I receive "No possible to access this site." That is my first time that I work to load my project on my domain server in production.
I appreciate any suport.
Thanks and best regards.

after made the deploy by Wildfly console I searched where my file war and this is the result:
find / -name itcmedbr.war
/opt/wildfly-30.0.1.Final/standalone/tmp/itcmedbr.war

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    all that the group said me to made I made and nothing solved my problem, I setup my ip address on /etc/hosts, I alter domain.xml and host.xml and problem still the same, are there a doc to configure a domain name into wildfly 30? I read Wildfly Getting Startted Guide and Administration Guide but I can’t see where I configure my domain name.

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    You do not configure the domain name in WildFly.
    You say that when you type

    http://<ipaddress>:8080/itcmedbr

    the application loads. Now, The structure of HTTP requests for any application server is following:

    http://<hostname>:<port>/<appname>

    Next question is: Do you have a DNS for the name "itcmedbr.com" pointing to the IP address of your host? If yes, then you should be able to access the application by typing

    https://itcmedbr.com:8080/itcmedbr

    If that does not work, it means your DNS is not working. Remember, the port number 8080 and the "/itcmedbr" part after the port number are mandatory.

    If you want to access your application only by typing "https://itcmedbr.com&quot;, then you need to either:

    • Setup a web server / proxy in front of WildFly that will redirect the normal web requests (ports 80 for http or 443 for https) to port 8080 and the application context "/itcmedbr", or
    • Change the default WildFly port to 80 instead of 8080 – but in this case you will still have to type the "/itcmedbr" after the hostname, i. e. the address will be https://itcmedbr.com/itcmedbr

    The first option is the best as you can control great many things with the proxy, but it is also more complicated.

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