Scaling Spring Batch in the Cloud
summary
Azure Spring Apps Enterprise adds a jobs feature that runs Spring Batch apps as short‑lived Kubernetes jobs, building from a jar or Git repo with the managed build service and pulling config from Git. Jobs start and stop on demand and are only charged when they run, while metrics and logs go to Azure Log Analytics. CLI flow: create job, deploy artifact, start with parameters, view execution status and logs, then delete the job. Demo uses the sample football Spring Batch app.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Spring Batch in the cloud
- 1:14What is Spring Batch
- 6:09Azure Spring Apps Enterprise
- 7:32Jobs vs applications
- 9:40Benefits of jobs
- 11:05Underlying architecture of jobs
- 12:12Deploying Spring Batch
- 13:57Live demo: football app
- 16:41Conclusion
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