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Taking Spring Apps for a Spin on Microsoft Azur...

Taking Spring Apps for a Spin on Microsoft Azure Cloud

A summary of what Azure has for Java and Spring developers.

Bruno Borges

October 09, 2018
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  1. Taking Spring Apps for a Spin on Microsoft Azure Cloud

    Bruno Borges @brunoborges Microsoft
  2. Java Cloud Native on Azure – Landscape IaaS – Linux

    Distributions Multi-Cloud Platforms Tools DevOps Cloud Automation Kubernetes & Containers OSS Foundations JVMs, Frameworks, Runtimes Azure Services CosmosDB Service Fabric App Service Container Instances Container Registry Kubernetes Service Serverless Functions App Insights Azure DevOps SQL Service Event Grid Event Hub Service Bus Active Directory Microsoft SDKs for Java Over 50+ services covered
  3. 1st Class Support for Java on Azure Services Native and

    idiomatic support for Java applications. Azure Functions • Java SE 8 • Java SDK • Plugins for Maven, Eclipse, and IntelliJ • VS Code Extension (manage; local/remote debug) Azure App Service • Java SE 8 • Tomcat 8.5, 9.0 • Maven Plugin • Eclipse & IntelliJ Plugins • VS Code Extension (Manage) Azure SDKs for Java • Management APIs (CRUD Azure services) • REST-to-Java APIs (idiomatic low-level REST • Fluent APIs (idiomatic service features) • Over 50+ services covered • Open Source SDKs Azure Application Insights • Java SDK for user-defined instrumentation • Java Agents for auto instrumentation • Eclipse Plugin • Open Source SDKs Azure Cosmos DB • Java SDK for synchronous connections • Java SDK for asynchronous (reactive) style • Support for MongoDB/Cassandra APIs • Open Source SDKs Azure Service Fabric Mesh • Java API • Java SDK • Maven Dependencies and Plugins • Eclipse Plugins and VS Code Extensions
  4. 1st Class Java Tooling Support – Development and CI/CD Extensions

    by Microsoft, Partners, and 3rd-parties to enable and enhance Java tooling support Visual Studio Code – Extensions By Microsoft • Debugger for Java • Remote Function Debug • Java Extension Pack • Apache Maven • Test Runner (JUnit) • Spring Initializr • Azure Terraform By Partners • Red Hat: Java Language Support • Pivotal: Spring, CloudFoundry, Bosh Azure DevOps Extensions By Microsoft • Jenkins Integration • GitHub Integration • Apache Tomcat • Ansible By Partners and 3rd party • CloudBees: Jenkins Platform • JFrog: Artifactory
  5. The Java Development Lifecycle on Azure 5) Outputs Azure Services

    7) Develop locally 6) Monitor and improve 3) Develop 4) Execute 2) Input binding Azure AppService, Functions, AKS, Compute Web Hooks 1) Inputs Azure Services Azure Services 8) CI/CD Extension DevOps Jenkins
  6. Complete Java DevOps solution Azure DevOps Services and Jenkins Integration

    Developers Test Code Repository Build + Deploy Release Monitoring/Analytics
  7. Open Service Broker for Azure Easily connect apps to Azure

    services Azure Database for MySQL Azure Database for PostgreSQL Azure SQL Database Azure Cosmos DB Azure Event Hubs Azure Key Vault Azure Redis Cache Azure Search Azure Service Bus Azure Storage Azure Text Analytics https://osba.sh/ for Azure
  8. Where do Java applications run on Azure? Virtual Machines VM

    Scale Sets Serverless Containers Kubernetes Service Serverless Functions Web Apps Service
  9. Deploy Spring to Azure using Maven Plugins Azure Functions Azure

    App Service Web Apps $ mvn package azure-webapp:deploy $ mvn package azure-functions:deploy Spring Cloud Function Spring Boot Reactive
  10. Rapidly iterate and debug containers in Kubernetes Collaborate in a

    shared cluster Test code end-to-end without simulating dependencies http://frontend.bdc5.aksapp.io http://susie.s.frontend.bdc5.aksapp.io Susie Walter
  11. Spring on Azure aka.ms/spring-on-azure PCF on Azure aka.ms/pcf-on-azure VS Code

    for Java aka.ms/code-for-java K8S Dev Spaces aka.ms/dev-spaces-java Azure DevOps dev.azure.com Azul OpenJDK on Azure aka.ms/azul-jdk-azure Microsoft Learn microsoft.com/learn (Microsoft + Java) ^ Spring @ashleymcnamara