How Microsoft Learned to Love Java
summary
Microsoft now claims Azure is one of the best places to run Java workloads and backs that with concrete tooling: marketplace solution templates for JVM servers, App Service for Tomcat/JBoss/WildFly, AKS plus Azure Container Registry, Azure Spring Cloud for dozens of Spring Boot microservices, Cosmos DB/managed Postgres, Redis, App Insights, GitHub Actions and Maven plugins. A published GitHub repo deploys WildFly to AKS with managed Postgres, Redis and App Insights end to end and it runs; MS also ships a supported JDK via Microsoft Build of OpenJDK (Adoptium).
AI-written summary · about
chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Java Matters
- 3:42Microsoft and Java
- 5:33Abundance of Choice
- 8:01Support Your Architecture
- 9:24Virtual Machines
- 14:30Azure Marketplace Portfolio
- 16:39Multi-Cloud Platforms
- 19:26Containers
- 23:39Managed Services
- 25:00Azure Services Portfolio
- 35:25Azure Spring Cloud
- 36:55Serverless
- 38:57Microsoft Build of OpenJDK
- 41:28WebSphere on Azure Release
- 43:15Clustered JBoss EAP on App Service
- 45:00DevOps Tools Integration
- 48:45IDE Support
- 50:29Sample Solution I
- 55:52Summary
