Microsoft Azure for Java Developers: Deploying Java Applications through Azure WebApp, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Functions, and Azure Spring Cloud

Table of Contents
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Java Development for Azure
	Structure
	Objectives
	What Is Cloud Computing
		Cloud Computing Basics
		Cloud Service Types
		Cloud Deployment Models
	Introduction to Azure
	Java Support on Azure
	Summary
Chapter 2: Java for Azure WebApp
	Structure
	Objectives
	Azure WebApp
	App Service Plan
		Shared Compute
		Dedicated Compute
		Isolated
	Deploy Java Application on Azure WebApp
		Create a Java Spring Boot Application
		Create an Azure WebApp
		Deploy the Application to Azure WebApp
	Scaling Java Applications Hosted on Azure WebApp
	Summary
Chapter 3: Java-Based Azure Functions
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Serverless and Azure Functions
	Azure Functions Use Cases
	Hosting Plans
		Consumption Plan
		Premium Plan
		Dedicated Plan
		App Service Environment Plan
		Kubernetes Plan
	Triggers and Bindings
	Build a Java-Based Azure Function
	Summary
Chapter 4: Containerizing Java Applications with Azure Kubernetes Service
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Containers
	Understanding Azure Kubernetes Service
	Containerize a Java Application and Run It on Azure Kubernetes Service
		Create Azure Container Registry
		Create an Azure Kubernetes Service
		Containerize a Java Application
		Run the Container on Azure Kubernetes Service
	Summary
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Chapter 5: Running Java Applications on Azure Spring Cloud
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Spring Cloud
	Create an Azure Spring Cloud Service
	Deploy a Java Application on Azure Spring Cloud
	Summary
Chapter 6: Integrating with an Azure Storage Account
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Storage
	Create an Azure Storage Account
	Working with Azure Storage Blob
	Working with Azure Storage Queue
	Working with Table Storage
	Summary
Chapter 7: Azure SQL from Java Applications
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure SQL Database
	Create an Azure SQL Database
	Work with Azure SQL Database
	Securing Azure Databases
	Summary
Chapter 8: Work with Azure Cosmos DB
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Cosmos DB
	Create an SQL API Cosmos DB
	Work with SQL API Cosmos DB
	Summary
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Chapter 9: Storing Runtime Data in Azure Redis Cache
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Redis Cache
	Create Azure Redis Cache
	Work with Azure Redis Cache
	Using Console to Work with Redis Cache
	Summary
Chapter 10: Sending Emails Using Graph API
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Graph API
	Steps to Send Mail Using Graph API
	Send Mail Using Microsoft Graph API
	Microsoft Graph API Explorer
	Summary
Chapter 11: Debugging and Monitoring Using Azure Monitor and Application Insights
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Monitor and Application Insights
	Configure Azure Monitor Metrics and Dashboard
	Create Performance Alerts
	Work with Application Insights for Java Application
	Summary
Chapter 12: Authentication and Authorization Using Azure Active Directory
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Azure Active Directory
	Configure Azure Active Directory for Authentication and Authorization
		Create a User in Azure Active Directory
		Register an Application in Azure Active Directory
		Assign the User to the Application Role
	Configure a Spring Boot Application
	Authentication Scenarios for Azure AD
		Web Browser to Web Application
		Single Page Application
		Native Application to Web API
		Web Application to Web API
		Server Application to Web API
	Summary
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Chapter 13: Provisioning Resources with Azure DevOps and Azure CLI
	Structure
	Objectives
	Introduction to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) on Azure
	Create an Azure CLI Script to Spin Up Azure WebApp
	Create an Azure DevOps Pipeline to Spin Up Azure WebApp
	Summary
Chapter 14: Building and Deploying Using Azure DevOps
	Structure
	Objectives
	Create a Java Application and Commit It to Git-Based Azure Repos
	Create a YAML-Based Pipeline
	Summary
Chapter 15: A Near-Production Azure-Based Java Application
	Structure
	Objectives
	Best Practices
		Identify the Host Options
		Modernize Application and Then Move to Azure
		Choose the Right Azure Services for Your Application
		Plan the Cloud Cost Meeting Your Need
		Plan for Scalability, Availability, and Reliability
		Have a Robust Debugging and Monitoring Strategy in Place
		Secure Your Application on Azure
		Automate Spinning Up Azure Services and Application Deployment
		Have the Right Backup and Disaster Recovery Strategy in Place
	Build a Near-Production Scenario
		Problem Statement
		Implementation: Create Infrastructure
		Build the Application and Deploy It to Azure WebApp
		Deploy the Application to Azure WebApp
	Summary
Index