1. Top ways to deliver your Java code to the cloud
Brian Benz,
Senior Cloud Developer Advocate
Suggested Working title: How Microsoft learned to love Java

2. Agenda Platform and deployment options SDKs and tools More resources
Q&A

3. Platform and deployment options

4. VMs – Many ways to get started
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VMs – Many ways to get started
Marketplace
Community
BYOI
This slide ways to multiple ways available to get VMs going
Highlight the Marketplace – VM’s Published, maintained and supported by partners, curated & tested by Microsoft
Standard Linux Images : Customers to contact vendor/partner for Linux support. Azure-related platform issues supported by Microsoft.
Premium Images : Microsoft engages the Linux vendor/partner on behalf of the customer for support; SUSE SLES 11SP3 only
Highlight Community Images - community managed of Linux and FreeBSD virtual machine images for easy deployment to Microsoft Azure.
Highlight BYOI - It’s possible to create & upload a Virtual Hard Disk (VHD), so you can use it as your own image to create multiple VMs based on that Image.
Conceptual Steps
Prepare a VHD that runs on Hyper-V hypervisor
Install LIS if Needed, Install Linux Agent
Upload VHD to Azure Storage.
Create VM image from Uploaded VHD (Azure CLI, Portal)
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5. MICROSOFT CONFIDENTIAL
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Provisioning
Portal
CLI
Templates
Speaker Pointers:
1. This slide highlights the multiple ways to provision VMs
MICROSOFT CONFIDENTIAL
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6. Portal Example: App Service on Linux
Web Apps on Linux leverage the power of Docker containers to let you use custom containers from Azure Container Registry, Docker Hub, a private container registry, or use one of our default containers provided by App Service.

7. Azure CLI Mac, Linux and Windows Also in the portal!
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Azure CLI
Mac, Linux and Windows
Also in the portal!
New: CF in Bash Shell!
POSIX/Bash Compatibility
Extensible/Open Source
Python-Based
GA Spring 2017
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8. Demo
Deploying to the cloud using portal, CLI and Templates

9. SDKs and Tools

10. Azure SDKs and services for Java
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Azure SDKs and services for Java
Active Directory
ApplicationInsights
CosmosDB
Web Apps
Media Services
Scheduler
Notification Hubs
Storage
Service Bus
Management
Key Vault
Resource Manager
Data Lake
SQL Database
Full developer ecosystems in Azure for your deployment needs and beyond
SQL Azure
Added logos for SQL Azure, Redis Cache
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11. Java SDK - Fluent API
Show this page live – highlight the Java SDK, Fluent API and docs, plus the fact that Java syntax is supported in Visual Studio Code (with the Red Hat Java Plugin)
Sample:
GitHub:
Source on GitHub:

12. Azure Toolkit for Eclipse/for IntelliJ
Deploy to Azure Web Apps
Get to know the latest info on the Toolkit for Eclipse at

13. MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB
So far this year:
MySQL and PostgreSQL as a service
CosmosDB (and Database as a service for MongoDB)
MongoDB Atlas in the Azure marketplace

14. DevOps, CI/CD, Telemetry and Analytics
VSTS and plugins for Java
Jenkins Plugins
Azure Storage and ACS plugins
Jenkins Distributed Builds Plugin for Azure
App Insights for Java

15. Demo
Using the SDK and Jenkins plugins

16. Questions? Brian Benz bbenz@microsoft.com @bbenz 9/29/2017 Mine:
Senior Program Manager
@bbenz
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