This is an explanation of Java on Microsoft Azure.
There is a lot of deploy option for Java developer to deploy on Azure. In order to understand the Java on Azure, it may be useful.
86. • All about Java 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
Editor's Notes
High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
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
High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
Platform As a Service – Cloud Services – Windows Only. http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cloud-services/
Web Roles and Worker Roles: Web Roles = Worker Roles + an IIS Server
For Java, use a Worker Role and let a Java App Server be the Web interface.
More on the toolkit in a later section of this deck
Bring your own JDK or JVM as long as it runs on windows
Get to know the latest info on the Toolkit for Eclipse at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/hh694271.aspx
High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
Platform As a Service – Cloud Services – Windows Only. http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cloud-services/
Web Roles and Worker Roles: Web Roles = Worker Roles + an IIS Server
For Java, use a Worker Role and let a Java App Server be the Web interface.
More on the toolkit in a later section of this deck
Bring your own JDK or JVM as long as it runs on windows
Review deployment options for both
Bottom line – iterative development needs the toolkit(s), and IDE, and flexible testing and deployment options while completed code that just needs to be deployed to the cloud can use Web Apps.
High-level overview – Subsequent slides will explain more detail
Cover Option 2
There’s no question, doing business is tough nowadays
We have worked with a lot of different companies in different industries and we’ve found that 3 main challenges come up again and again:
Business is getting faster every day … markets can turn and change at a moment’s notice
Competition is getting stronger … today’s edge is tomorrow’s mainstream
The need to go from idea to reality in a radically shortened timeframe is putting huge pressures on an organization’s ability to deliver
Since every company is a software company today, those that can deliver value faster are the ones that will survive and win
Slide Objectives:
Showing this slide again so we can Discuss Service Packages in more detail, then describe more services in more detail in subsequent slides
Reiterate Speaking Points:
One of the other things we do with Windows Azure to enable that is provide a bunch of Application Building Blocks
These are managed services that we run that provide a lot of value so you can avoid standing up the infrastructure for common capabilities
You always can stand up VMs and put anything you want in it
But in a lot of cases you will find that we have built in services that we deliver or that are delivered by our partners
What’s cool is that you can use any of these services with a VM, with a Web App, or with a Cloud Service – so you have flexibility in how you will consume them.