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Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure - Part Six: Becoming Cloud Native
This is Part 6 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article examines how to improve application scalability and maintenance and takes further steps toward becoming truly cloud-native with cloud-hosted, decoupled services. This article is a sponsored article.
Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure - Part Five: Data Modernization
This is Part 5 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article explores ways to improve data scalability. This article is a sponsored article.
Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure - Part Four: Migrating to Azure Kubernetes Service
This is Part 4 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article demonstrates how to containerize a legacy Java app and deploy it to an AKS cluster. This article is a sponsored article.
Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure Part Three: Migrating to Azure App Service
This is Part 1 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article shows how to create the app via the Azure Portal and then deploy it using an Azure IDE plugin (preferably IntelliJ). This article is a sponsored article.
Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure Part Two: Migrating Data
This is Part 2 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article shows how to set up an Azure PostgreSQL database, migrate the app’s data over, and ensure the application still works. You will also see that the app runs locally while connected to the Azure Postgres database instead of the local database. This article is a sponsored article.
Modernizing Java Apps and Data on Azure Part One: Introduction
This is Part 1 of a 6-part series that demonstrates how to take a monolithic Java application and gradually modernize both the application and its data using Azure tools and services. This article shows how to modernize legacy Java apps and their data on Azure. This article is a sponsored article.
Java on Azure: A Complete Cloud-Native Microservice
This article is a sponsored article. Articles such as these are intended to provide you with information on products and services that we consider useful and of value to developers Download Example Polling UI - 17 KB Download Cast Vote Function - 19.4 KB Download Vote Report Function - 18.6 KB In the previous article we showed you how to set up an automated CI/CD pipeline using Azure DevOps Pipelines integrated with GitHub.
Java on Azure: First Cloud Native Steps: Automated Build, Test, and Deploy
This article is a sponsored article. Articles such as these are intended to provide you with information on products and services that we consider useful and of value to developers Download Azure Function HelloWorld - 13.4 KB One of the most difficult tasks in any project is creating and maintaining a build and deployment process. If you have multiple workgroups using multiple projects, there is a risk of missed steps in the deployment process.
Java on Azure: An Introduction to Cloud Native Services
This article is a sponsored article. Articles such as these are intended to provide you with information on products and services that we consider useful and of value to developers This is the first article in a series illustrating the ideas in Chapter 8 of the book "Designing Distributed Systems" by Brendan Burns, published by O’Reilly and available for free from Microsoft.
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