How Microsoft Learned to Love Java
summary
Microsoft now ships a supported OpenJDK distribution (LTS, Java 11+) and integrates Java across Azure so developers can run JVMs on VMs, AKS, App Service (managed Tomcat JBoss Java SE), or Azure Spring Cloud and serverless with Azure Functions. Managed services include Azure SQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Cosmos DB, Redis, Key Vault and App Insights plus CI via GitHub Actions and VS Code Java tooling. The uploader’s demo deploys a WildFly Java EE app from a github repo to AKS with managed Postgres Redis and App Insights and it runs successfully as shown in the portal and logs azure-cafe demo.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:47What is affecting this change
- 5:24How old is this job
- 6:25Java is a diverse ecosystem
- 8:10Architectures
- 9:09Virtual Machines
- 11:22Azure Marketplace
- 13:11Multicloud platforms
- 15:02Containers
- 18:07Azure Managed Services
- 19:41Azure App Service
- 24:54Azure Spring Cloud
- 26:37Azure Functions
- 28:02Questions
- 32:25Tooling
- 34:16VSCode for Java
- 35:11Solution Samples
- 40:41Demo
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