Going Cloud Native with Spring Cloud Azure
summary
Shows a live Spring app wired to Azure services with working demos: a JDBC query against Azure SQL Server via JDBC, documents persisted and read from Cosmos DB with Spring Data, messages sent and received through an Service Bus topic/subscription, and metrics shipped to Application Insights via Micrometer. Claims that Azure runs more Linux app instances than Windows and has the most global regions. Explains using Key Vault for secrets, Spring dependency management, and provides runnable code on the linked GitHub repo.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Microsoft Spring Integrations
- 4:50Juliens Blog
- 6:00Getting Started with Azure
- 12:13Create Key Vault
- 14:00Add dependencies
- 15:15Create a sequel server
- 16:40Create a resource group
- 18:07The competition
- 19:06Building the application
- 22:23Creating the data source
- 23:13Cosmos DB
- 29:03Cosmos DB Demo
- 31:43Cosmos DB Configuration
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