Deploying Spring Boot microservices on Azure
summary
Azure Spring Cloud offers a managed platform for Spring Boot microservices running with Eureka service discovery, a Git-backed Config Server, API Gateway, and built-in Zipkin tracing, plus CI/CD and autoscaling. Demo builds use Maven to produce an executable jar, deploy via az/CLI or portal, and bind to Cosmos DB (Mongo API) with an auto-generated reactive client returning Flux. Blue‑green deploys and log/metric views are supported. Preview incompatibility with Spring Boot 2.2 breaks one live demo run. managed Eureka and config server reactive Cosmos DB client
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:56What is Spring Boot
- 7:45Demo
- 8:28Main screen
- 9:42App screen
- 11:03Configuration server
- 11:39Configuration server overview
- 12:40Configuration app overview
- 16:43Staging deployment
- 17:54Testing with a token
- 19:04Pseudoservice
- 20:14Replication
- 22:13Generating a simple app
- 27:30Service Binding
- 30:42Deployment
- 34:06Final App
- 38:13Testing
- 39:21Troubleshooting
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