Java on Azure
Get started developing Java applications in the cloud with tools and frameworks of your choice
Why Java on Azure?
Develop using tools you love
Build, debug and deploy Java applications on Azure using your favourite IDEs like Eclipse, IntelliJ and Visual Studio Code for Java. Use build and automation tools like Maven, Gradle and Jenkins for your CI/CD needs.
Ship faster with fully managed services
Unload infrastructure hardware and software management to Azure with Tomcat on App Service, Azure Spring Cloud, Azure Kubernetes Service and fully managed databases so that you can focus on writing code.
Easy to grow
Quickly add services and capabilities like MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, performance monitoring and secrets management as your needs expand. Easily infuse AI into your apps with Azure Cognitive APIs.
Azure plugins for Eclipse and IntelliJ
Build Java applications and deploy them to the cloud directly from your favourite IDE. Toolkits for Eclipse and IntelliJ provide templates and functionality that you can use to easily create, develop, test and deploy Azure applications.
Learn about tools and IDEs
Azure Spring Cloud
Use Azure Spring Cloud to bring modern microservice patterns to Spring Boot apps, eliminating boilerplate code to quickly develop robust Java apps. Easily deploy, operate and scale your apps in a fully managed environment.
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Java EE on Azure Kubernetes Service
Migrate JBoss EAP applications to WildFly on Azure Kubernetes Service and gain the benefits of a highly available, secure and fully managed Kubernetes service. Use the detailed migration documentation to guide you.
Read the migration guideBuild and deploy Java apps in the cloud using a range of familiar services
Migrate your applications
Migrate your Java applications running on Tomcat to Azure with the App Service Migration Assistant.
App Service Migration AssistantModernise with containers
Optimise your compute with containers. Azure Kubernetes Service offers a fully managed Kubernetes cluster to easily run your Java-based apps in the cloud.
Azure Kubernetes ServiceMySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL as a service
Set up your favourite relational database in the cloud using reliable, scalable and fully managed services for MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server.
Azure database servicesAI and Cognitive Services
Use AI services and cognitive APIs to help you build intelligent apps. Cognitive Services bring AI within reach of every developer – without requiring machine-learning expertise.
Azure Cognitive ServicesSecurity and identity services
Easily add authentication to your app with Azure Active Directory and store cryptographic keys and other secrets in Azure Key Vault.
Azure Active DirectoryMonitoring services
Collect, analyse and act on telemetry data from your Azure and on-premises environments with Azure Monitor to maximise the performance and availability of your applications.
Azure MonitorModern Java for cloud developers
Java for Cloud Native applications in 2020? You’d better believe it! Martijn Verburg discusses advancements in the Java language, improvements for developer productivity and Microsoft’s significant investment in the Java ecosystem.
Resources
Publish a Java web app with Eclipse
Learn how to deploy a Java web app to Azure by using Azure Toolkit for Eclipse. You’ll create a web app in Eclipse, deploy to Azure and manage deployed web app configurations using the Azure Toolkit for Eclipse.
Start on MS LearnPublish a Java web app with Maven
Learn how to use the Maven plug-in for Azure App Service to develop and deploy a Java web app. You’ll create a Java web app, configure the Maven plug-in and deploy the app to Azure App Service using the Maven plug-in.
Start on MS LearnImplement a CI/CD pipeline for Java containers
Learn how Azure and Azure DevOps support Java applications. You’ll create a project in Azure Pipelines that builds and deploys a basic Java app to Azure, then trigger the pipeline to see your app be built and deployed.
Start on MS LearnAzure Spring Cloud workshop
Learn how to deploy Spring Boot microservices to Azure Spring Cloud. You’ll create an Azure Spring Cloud cluster, build different Spring Boot microservices, configure a Spring Cloud Config server, build a Spring Cloud Gateway and more.
Start on MS LearnJava-to-Azure migration docs
Read about recommended strategies for migrating Java applications to Azure. The documentation covers general migration and specific workloads including Spring, Tomcat, WebLogic, WildFly, WebSphere and JBoss EAP.
Read the docsBe more productive with the latest Azure Java SDKs
Kick-start your cloud-enabled Java apps using the latest unified SDKs. Streamline your cloud development with features such as HTTP retries, logging, and transport and authentication protocols.
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