Spring Cloud Azure 2.2 0

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The Spring on Azure project is designed to provide seamless Spring integration with Azure managed services. Developers can adopt a Spring-idiomatic way to take advantage of managed services on Azure, with only few lines of configuration and minimal code changes.
Features

Project features include:
Spring Cloud

Spring Cloud Stream Binder for Azure Event Hubs (native API and Apache Kafka API), including Spring Integration Channel Adapters

Spring Cloud Stream Binder for Azure Service Bus Topic and Queue, including Spring Integration Channel Adapters

Spring Resource Abstraction for Azure Storage

Spring Cache auto-configuration for Azure Cache for Redis

Spring Cloud Functions in Azure

Spring Cloud Config for Azure App Configuration (Preview)

Spring Boot

Azure support

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Active Directory

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Key Vault

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Storage store

Spring Boot Starter for Micrometer with Application Insights

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Media Services

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Active Directory B2C

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Cosmos DB

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Service Bus

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Service Bus with JMS

Spring Boot Starter for Spring Data Gremlin with Azure Cosmos DB and any Gremlin-compatible data store

Spring Boot Starter for Micrometer with Application Insights

Spring Boot Starter for Azure Media Services

Spring Data

Spring Data JPA - Azure MySQL, Azure PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server

Spring Data JDBC - Azure MySQL, Azure PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server

Spring Data MongoDB - Azure MongoDB (via Azure Cosmos DB)

Spring Data for Apache Cassandra - Azure Cassandra (via Azure CosmosDB)

Spring Data Azure Cosmos DB - Azure Cosmos DB

Spring Data Redis - Azure Cache for Redis

Getting Started

The Azure Support entry contains auto-configuration support for Azure managed services. It also provides the capability to automatically inject properties from Cloud Foundry into your applications using Azure managed services. Let us take Spring Boot Starter for Azure Service Bus as an example. All Spring Cloud for Azure artifacts are made available through Maven Central. You can bootstrap your application with Spring Initializr and add the Azure Support dependency. Then you can add the usual azure-servicebus dependency to your project and the Spring Boot auto-configuration will automatically configure your Spring application with Azure Service Bus.

com.microsoft.azure azure-spring-boot-starter com.microsoft.azure azure-servicebus

Alternatively, you can add the full name of the Spring Boot Starter for Azure Service Bus.

com.microsoft.azure azure-servicebus-spring-boot-starter

Run your Spring Boot applications

The best way to run Spring Boot apps on Azure is to use Azure Spring Cloud, a fully managed Spring Cloud service, jointly built and operated by Microsoft and Pivotal (VMware). It enables Java developers to easily build and run Spring-boot based microservices on Azure with no code changes. Follow this tutorial to prepare a Java Spring application for deployment in Azure Spring Cloud.

Additionally, you can deploy a Spring Boot application on

Azure App Service on Linux

Azure Kubernetes Service

Spring Initializr
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