Java on Azure
summary
Azure provides multiple hosting options for Java applications — from Java SE/Java EE and core Java to Spring-based microservices — using Virtual Machines, Containers, App Services, or serverless Azure Functions. The talk compares these deployment choices in concrete, scenario-based guidance and highlights the most interesting options for Java developers on Azure.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Microsoft's Java investments
- 3:53Java apps in the cloud
- 6:07Lift-and-shift vs cloud-native
- 8:03Demo: Java web service on Azure
- 15:59Azure App Service details
- 22:56Documentation and learning
- 26:13Workshops and modules
- 31:17Spring Cloud and Kubernetes
- 34:52Microsoft's open-source shift
- 37:03Summary and feedback
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