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Java on Azure JJUG Night Seminar 2016 0322
This document provides an overview of options for running Java workloads on Microsoft Azure including infrastructure as a service virtual machines with Oracle or Azul JDK, preconfigured application servers, Java web apps, containers with CoreOS and Docker, and tools for development and deployment from Eclipse, IntelliJ, and Jenkins. It also lists resources for learning more about Java on Azure like blogs, SDKs, courses, and support channels.
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Java on Azure JJUG Night Seminar 2016 0322
- 4. IaaS • Windows or LinuxVMs • Oracle JDK • Azul JDK • Pre-configured VMs • Oracle WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, VM Cloud Services • OpenJDK by Azul (Zulu) • Eclipse and IntelliJ Toolkits • Jenkins and Hudson Plugins Web Apps • Java on azure Web Apps • Gallery creation • Deployment from Git, VS, FTP, Others Container • CoreOS • Docker Engine
- 9. IaaS • Windows or LinuxVMs • Oracle JDK • Azul JDK • Pre-configured VMs • Oracle WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, VM Cloud Services • OpenJDK by Azul (Zulu) • Eclipse and IntelliJ Toolkits • Jenkins and Hudson Plugins Web Apps • Java on azure Web Apps • Gallery creation • Deployment from Git, VS, FTP, Others Container • CoreOS • Docker Engine
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- 18. • All aboutJava on Azure – Azure Blog • VM Depot • Azure Java Developer Center (SDK and More) • Azure Toolkit for Eclipse • MS Open Tech Tools for IntelliJ • Java Microsoft Virtual Academy Course • Azure Chat for Java
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- #5 High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
- #6 Azure Vms: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/virtual-machines/?WT.mc_id=azurebg_US_sem_google_BR_BRInfrastructureSolution_VirtualMachine_azurevirtualmachines&WT.srch=1 You can use preconfigured Virtual Machines based on Java, Oracle, and IBM (demo on next screen) You can bring your own VMs to Azure, or you can use one of our license-free Java-based images. Both are available together today via the Azure marketplace
- #9 Get to know the latest info on the Toolkit for Eclipse at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/hh694271.aspx
- #10 High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail