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Azure Spring Cloud Workshop - June 17, 2020
This document outlines the agenda for an Azure Spring Cloud workshop on June 17, 2020. The agenda includes topics on welcome and setup, Azure Spring Cloud introduction, hands-on sessions with Azure Spring Cloud, case studies and demos, and a closing session. The workshop will be led by Adib and Asir and include coaching support.
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- 1. Azure Spring Cloud-- Workshop June 17, 2020
- 2. Agenda Time Topic Lead 09:30Welcome, intro and setup Adib and Asir 09:45 Primer – Strigo.io Activate Azure Passes Daniel Wolf Nate Ceres 10:00 Cloud native microservices – Java and Spring Cloud Adib 10:30 Azure Spring Cloud – intro Asir 10:45 Hands-on Azure Spring Cloud – 1 Yev + Coaches 11:45 Case Study – Customer 1, Q and A Asir 12:00 Lunch Break -- 01:00 Hands-on Azure Spring Cloud – 2 Yev + Coaches 02:00 Case Study – Customer 2, Q and A Asir 02:15 Demos – Azure Spring Cloud Troubleshooting Rapidly dev and deploy Manage secrets Asir Yev Manfred 03:00 Recap, product roadmap, how to get help Workshop evaluation Adib and Asir 03:15 Q and A, Hands-on Azure Spring Cloud - 3 Coaches 04:30 Thank you and close Adib and Asir
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- 8. Create a Microsoft Azure Pass Subscription 2steps: • Redeem your Azure Pass Promo Code • Activate your subscription • START HERE: microsoftazurepass.com • Detailed instructions: microsoftazurepass.com/Home/HowTo
- 9. Step 1 – Redeema Microsoft Azure Pass Promo Code
- 10. Step 1 – Redeema Microsoft Azure Pass Promo Code
- 11. Step 2 – ActivateYour Subscription
- 12. Step 2 – ActivateYour Subscription
- 13. Azure Spring Cloud-- Workshop June 17, 2020
- 14. Cloud Native Microservices– Java and Spring Cloud Asir Selvasingh – Principal PM Architect, Microsoft Adib Saikali – Principal Platform Architect, VMware
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- 18. What is microservicesarchitecture? suite of small services its own process lightweight independently deployable different programming languages different data storage technologies
- 19. Microservice Catalyst quickly penetratethe market Not interested agility and speed scale
- 20. Microservices popularized by Frameworks Platform Cloud providers Portability across platforms
- 21. Representative companies usingJava microservices
- 22. Microservices are analogousto honeycomb aligning start small different materials Repetitive independent integrated grows organically solid abstracted reconstruct
- 23. Monolith & N-TierTO Microservice architecture transformation
- 24. Microservice principles (1of 2) •
- 25. Microservice principles –12 factor app (2 of 2) • • • • • • • • • • • •
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- 27. What is SpringCloud?
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- 30. Spring Cloud ConfigServer Cannot embed config inside apps
- 31. Spring Cloud ServiceRegistry No more code or URL dependencies
- 32. Spring Cloud LoadBalancer (client-side) •Moves beyond a single hard-coded server URL to a load-balanced solution • Provides client-side load balancing in calls to another microservice • Distributed systems demand an advanced set of routing and load balancing behaviors for microservice to microservice communications One microservice wants to call another microservice, looks up the service registry, returns all the instances of the calling microservice, caller service headache for which instance it calls
- 33. Spring Cloud Gateway Cannotduplicate or scatter cross cutting measures across microservices – securing, routing, rate limiting, caching, monitoring, hiding services, etc.
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- 35. Example - SpringCloud Gateway and LoadBalancer combined • Two instances of callme-service • Single instance of caller-service, which uses Spring Cloud Balancer to find the list of available instances of callme-service • callme-service ports are generated dynamically • Spring Cloud Gateway is hiding the complexity of our system from external client. It is open on 8080 and is forwarding requests to the downstream based on request context path.
- 36. Spring Cloud CircuitBreaker and Resilience4J Failure is inevitable, but end users need not know
- 37. Example – SpringCloud Circuit Breaker and Resilience4j @Bean public Customizer<ReactiveResilience4JCircuitBreakerFactory> defaultCustomizer() { return factory -> factory.configureDefault(id -> new Resilience4JConfigBuilder(id) .circuitBreakerConfig(CircuitBreakerConfig.custom() .slidingWindowSize(5) .permittedNumberOfCallsInHalfOpenState(5) .failureRateThreshold(50.0F) .waitDurationInOpenState(Duration.ofMillis(30)) .build()) .timeLimiterConfig(TimeLimiterConfig.custom().timeoutDuration(Duration.ofMillis(200)).build()).build()); } • slidingWindowSize is equal to 5 • If 3 timeouts during last 5 calls, circuit is switched to OPEN state • waitDurationInOpenState is set to 30 milliseconds • after 30 milliseconds the circuit is switched to HALF_OPEN state • permittedNumberOfCallsInHalfOpenState is set to 5 • In this five attempts we get <= 2 timeouts, circuit is switched to CLOSE state
- 38. Spring Cloud Sleuthand Zipkin – Distributed Tracing Debugging distributed apps can be complex and take long time • Spring Cloud Sleuth can instrument apps in a predictable and repeatable way • Zipkin can zero in on latency problems • Together, they trace requests through microservices • Adds trace and span ids to logs • appname: name of the app that logged the span • traceId: ID assigned to a single request, job, or action • spanId: ID of a specific operation that took place • exportable: should the log be exported to Zipkin?
- 39. Capstone (1 of3) - Spring Cloud components
- 40. Capstone (2 of3) – Spring Cloud Components Spring Cloud Apps Spring Cloud Components Spring Cloud Components Cloud Services App Consumers Breaker dashboard Service registry Distributed tracing Config dashboard IoT Mobile Browser API Gateway Microservices Microservices Microservices Message brokers Databases Build distributed systems by - • Versioning, distributing, and refreshing configuration via config server and management bus • Dynamically discovering remote dependencies • Decentralizing load balancing decisions • Preventing cascading failures through circuit breakers and bulkheads • Integrating on the behalf of specific clients via gateway • Instrumenting apps for distributed tracing
- 41. Capstone (3 of3) – Migrate Monolith to Microservices - M3 Decompose monolithic applications using three principles
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- 43. Spring Microservices –Azure Hosting Options Azure Spring Cloud Tanzu Application Service AKS VMs
- 44. Session takeaways Learning Objective– be able to Takeaways Explain microservices Covered what and why for Monolith & N-tier to Microservice architecture transformation Dive deeper and go hands-on with Spring Cloud Covered base Spring Cloud components that are backbone for microservices
- 45. Session resources 1– Spring Cloud Spring Cloud Config Server Spring Cloud Service Registry Spring Cloud Gateway Spring Cloud Load Balancer Spring Cloud Circuit Breaker Spring Cloud Sleuth and Zipkin
- 46. Session resources 2- References
- 47. Session resources 3– Azure Spring Cloud https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/spring-cloud/ https://github.com/microsoft/azure-spring-cloud-training https://github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-spring-cloud
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- 50. Azure Spring Cloud AsirSelvasingh – Principal PM Architect, Microsoft Adib Saikali – Principal Platform Architect, VMware
- 51. Industry Trends • CloudNative Usage of Cloud Native grew > 200% since Dec 2017 CNCF Survey Aug 2018 Frequent and Flexible deployments
- 52. Spring Boot hasbecome the most popular Java web framework, adding 14% since last year. https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-2019/java/ 56%Spring Boot has the largest share of Java among application development frameworks Spring Nov 2018 Nov 2019 52.5 Million+ Spring Boot downloads per month 95 Million+ Spring Boot downloads per month
- 53. Why Spring andSpring Cloud Apps “The Spring and Spring/Boot frameworks (57%) dominate today when it comes to building microservices ” – Jakarta EE Developer Survey
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- 57. App Configuration Event Hubs ServiceBus Storage Redis Functions Spring on Azure cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-azure/ SQL Database MySQL PostgreSQL Maria DB Cosmos DB • SQL • MongoDB • Cassandra • Gremlin SQL Database PostgreSQL Active Directory (AAD) AAD B2C Microsoft 365 Microsoft Account Spring Cloud Spring Data Spring Security R2DBC Spring Cache Redis Cache Storage Spring Messaging Spring Resource Service Bus Micrometer Monitor (includes Log Analytics)
- 58. Spring Boot Build anything SpringCloud Coordinate anything designed to get you up and running as quickly as possible, with minimal upfront configuration of Spring provides a set of tools that makes communication between microservices easier Spring-based Microservices
- 59. Spring-based Microservices Spring Cloud Apps SpringCloud Components Spring Cloud Components Cloud Services App Consumers Breaker dashboard Service registry Distributed tracing Config dashboard IoT Mobile Browser API Gateway Microservices Microservices Microservices Message brokers Databases
- 60. Common Impediments High effortrequired to manage cloud infrastructure for Spring boot applications Application lifecycle is difficult to manage Painful to troubleshoot application issues Spring Cloud Apps Spring Cloud Components Spring Cloud Components Cloud Services App Consumers Breaker dashboard Service registry Distributed tracing Config dashboard IoT Mobile Browser API Gateway Microservices Microservices Microservices Message brokers Databases
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- 62. Azure Spring Cloud Morechoices and full integration into Azure’s ecosystem and services Fully managed infrastructure Built-in app lifecycle management Ease of monitoring Enterprise ready A fully managed service for Spring Boot microservices
- 63. Azure Spring Cloud Jointlydeveloped, operated, and supported Managed service Zero code changes Out-of-the-box monitoring and tracing
- 64. Simplify your clouddevelopment for Spring applications Responsibilities DIY with Spring Boot Azure Spring Cloud Service Application iteration, debugging CI/CD Build and manage Clusters Host Spring Cloud Middleware Monitoring and logging Scaling Patching Support Customer VMware Microsoft Azure Database for MySQL Azure Cosmos DB Azure Cache for Redis User Git Repository Azure Spring Cloud agents Azure Spring Cloud VMware Tanzu Build Service Azure Kubernetes Service Service Binding Config Source Service RuntimeUser Environment App 1 App 2 App N Config Server Service Registry Lifecycle Mgmt. Log Stream Data Encryption App Resiliency Azure DevOps CI/CD GitHub Jenkins Custom Domain Self-Diagnostics Metrics Tracing Managed IdentitiesLogs Service Principals Azure Monitor Azure Active Directory
- 65. Simplify your clouddevelopment for Spring applications Responsibilities DIY with Spring Boot Azure Spring Cloud Service Application iteration, debugging CI/CD Build and manage Clusters Host Spring Cloud Middleware Monitoring and logging Scaling Patching Support Customer VMware Microsoft Azure Database for MySQL Azure Cosmos DB Azure Cache for Redis User Git Repository Azure Spring Cloud agents Azure Spring Cloud VMware Tanzu Build Service Azure Kubernetes Service Service Binding Config Source Service RuntimeUser Environment App 1 App 2 App N Config Server Service Registry Lifecycle Mgmt. Log Stream Data Encryption App Resiliency Azure DevOps CI/CD GitHub Jenkins Custom Domain Self-Diagnostics Metrics Tracing Managed IdentitiesLogs Service Principals Azure Monitor Azure Active Directory
- 66. Built-in Application LifecycleManagement Simple app lifecycle management Easily deploy source code or build artifacts Automatically wire your app with Spring Cloud components Integrated CI/CD pipeline for deployment
- 67. Demo in Slides– Azure Spring Cloud
- 68. Demo Deploy Spring Cloudapp to Azure without worrying about: Infrastructure and scaling Spring Cloud middleware – config, registry, tracing and gateway, or Monitoring
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- 78. Side by side:Azure Spring Cloud & Tanzu Application Service Azure Spring Cloud Tanzu Application Service Managed vs Customized service Fully managed and built into Azure. No ops team required. Highly customized, yet customer-managed solution (runs in customer Azure subscription) Azure-integration vs Multi-cloud portability First-party service with deep Azure integrations to native services. Spring apps are always portable. Multi-cloud solution, with Azure integrations through service brokers Languages supported Highly optimized for Spring/Java (.NET-core support soon) Optimized for Spring/Java, .NET Core & .NET Framework on Windows, Python, Ruby, PHP and others Relationship between VMware & Microsoft Jointly engineered, operated and supported Built by VMware with Microsoft collaboration on Azure integrations General Availability GA - this summer. Enterprise customers building solutions now Has been in market since 2013. Dozens on F500 customers on Azure
- 80. ©Microsoft Corporation Azure Working inthe Lab Use Git Bash for all command line snippets Use SHIFT + INSERT to paste into Git Bash (or right-click) Use browser inside the lab VM Do all work inside the Lab directory
- 81. Azure Spring Cloud-- Workshop June 17, 2020
- 82. Troubleshooting Spring Cloud Microservices AsirSelvasingh – Principal PM Architect, Microsoft Adib Saikali – Principal Platform Architect, VMware
- 83. Troubleshooting • Debug locally •Get log stream • Query logs and metrics in Log Analytics, ELK or Splunk • Including logs and metrics from database, cache, messaging, directory, etc. • Spring Boot Admin Server • Spring Boot Actuators • Self diagnostics in Azure Portal • Use Application Insights • Use New Relic or Dynatrace or App Dynamics
- 84. Demo – TroubleshootingSpring Cloud Microservices
- 85. Demo Deploy Spring Cloudapp to Azure without worrying about: Infrastructure and scaling Spring Cloud middleware – config, registry, tracing and gateway, or Monitoring
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- 115. Managed Identities forAzure Resources • Gives your Azure resource an identity on Azure Active Directory • A system managed identity will help you as follows: • Eliminate the need for credentials in your code. • Rotate credentials automatically. • Reduce your involvement in managing identities to a minimum. • A user assigned identity • Can be reused • Must be managed by you
- 116. Azure role-based accesscontrol (RBAC) • What can I do with Azure RBAC? Some examples • Allow one user to manage virtual machines • Allow a DBA group to manage the Azure SQL databases • Allow an application to access resources in a resource group • Security principal • User • Group • Service Principal • Managed Identity • Roles
- 117. Azure Key Vault •What does Azure Key Vault deliver? • Secrets management • Key Management • Certificate Management • Store secrets backed by Hardware Security Modules • Demo uses • Spring Boot Key Vault starter • Uses system assigned Managed Identity for application • Uses Access policies on Key Vault to allow application access • Uses Azure Key Vault to get application configuration (using secrets)
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- 119. Azure Spring Cloud AsirSelvasingh – Principal PM Architect, Microsoft Adib Saikali – Principal Platform Architect, VMware
- 120. Azure Spring Cloud– Recap & How to Get Help
- 121. Azure Spring Cloud- Benefits Easily monitor your apps Built-in application lifecycle management Simplify infrastructure management Easily identify performance bottlenecks Spring Cloud componentsRun your Spring Boot apps Gain insight into app dependencies using Azure Monitor Deploy source code or build artifactsScalable global infrastructure Aggregate metrics Automatically wire your app with Spring Cloud infrastructure Reduce downtime and deployment risk
- 122. Spring Azure App Configuration EventHubs Service Bus Storage Redis Functions cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-azure/ SQL Database MySQL PostgreSQL Maria DB Cosmos DB • SQL • MongoDB • Cassandra • Gremlin SQL Database PostgreSQL Active Directory (AAD) AAD B2C Microsoft 365 Microsoft Account Spring Cloud Spring Data Spring Security R2DBC Spring Cache Redis Cache Storage Spring Messaging Spring Resource Service Bus Micrometer Monitor (includes Log Analytics)
- 123. Need Microsoft Helpto Build or Migrate Your Java Apps to Azure Spring Cloud? (1 of 2) We can a) Guide your design and plan – thru architecture design session / workshop b) Help build representative proof of concepts or pilot • By customer and engineers in Java on Azure team Nominate yourself …
- 124. Need Microsoft Helpto Build or Migrate Your Java Apps to Azure Spring Cloud? (2 of 2) http://aka.ms/pilot-my-spring-cloud-apps
- 125. Build innovative customer-centric products • Adoptmodern product mindset for Dev Teams and LOB leaders • Master agile and lean methodologies • Kickstart a new software development culture • Drive alignment between IT and LOB teams Accelerated application migration to ASC • Realize the ROI benefits of replatforming • Establish the patterns for moving future workloads to Azure Spring Cloud” • Build the competency and skill of development teams Spring education & enablement • Accelerate transition to Cloud Native Devs and Architects • Document and refine the SDLC for Cloud Native Apps • Reduce software deployment costs and increase dev productivity Azure Spring Cloud Accelerator Services Start with a PAL Program for Spring App Modernization Start with a VMware Pivotal Labs Engagement Start with a Spring Application Transformation Engagement
- 126. Azure Spring Cloud– Roadmap ( Calendar Year) Q3 2019 Q4 2019 Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020 Future June Limited Private Preview • Application lifecycle mgmt • Config server • Eureka • Manual scaling Summer 2020 GA • 99.9 SLA • Available in more regions • Azure Virtual Network (VNET) • Auto Scaling in/out • Interactive self- diagnostics(v2) • Auto patching platform and app runtime • Resource management with Terraform • Data encryption with system assigned and your own key • Azure policy for security • Audit security related privilege actions • Service Tag November Standard Tier Public Preview • Full billing • Customer support October Private Preview public announcement • New Config server capabilities • Azure monitor • Diagnostics • Distributed tracing • Build service • Blue green deployment • Service binding • SSL • UX revamp • Documentation • Deployment w/ Maven Jan • Log streaming • Alerts based on metrics • CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Jenkins) guidance Candidates • Available in more regions • Steeltoe support in service runtime • Certificate based connection with Data services • Non transient outgoing public IPs • Data plane authentication with AAD • Support Micrometer / Resilience4J • Trace external dependencies in Application Map • Performance related improvements … West Europe East US Southeast Asia West US 2 Australia East, UK South North Europe, South Central US East US2, Central US West Europe East US Southeast Asia West US 2 West Europe East US May • Custom domain • Managed Identities • Interactive self- diagnostics(v1) • IntelliJ plugin
- 127. Get started withSpring on Azure Try Azure Spring Cloud https://azure.microsoft.com/services/spring-cloud/ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/spring-cloud/ Sign up for the Pilot program to get help specialized assistance for architecture design sessions and building proof of concepts http://aka.ms/pilot-my-spring-cloud-apps Learn Azure Spring Cloud with this self-paced workshop https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/modules/azure-spring-cloud-workshop/ Deploy an existing app to Azure Spring Cloud https://github.com/Azure-Samples/spring-petclinic-microservices https://github.com/azure-samples/azure-spring-cloud Use Azure Spring starters to interact with Azure services https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/developer/java/spring-framework/
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