A couple of months back, we announced the general availability of App Service on Linux, starting with support for .NET Core, Node.js, Ruby, PHP, and custom Docker containers.
Customer response to our CLI has been great since the preview release last September and the GA announcement in February.
Learn some new ways to build Java environments.
You now have an option to deploy to an Azure Java Web app running Tomcat or Jetty directly from Eclipse in seconds.
If you’re a Java developer who is building apps for the cloud, Azure has your back. Microsoft Azure has developed numerous resources just for Java developers who want to work with cloud-native applications, or just use cloud services from your on-premises applications.
Are you working with Java and want to know where to start on Microsoft Azure? Are you already on Azure but want to take you Java applications to the next level? We have good news for you!
Since the previous release of production-ready MongoLab plans on Microsoft Azure, we’ve seen demand increase significantly.
