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Best practices for Java apps on Azure

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Overview

Module 1: Learn how to use monitoring for your Java applications on Azure

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

Understand monitoring Java applications on Azure.
Build and deploy a sample microservice application and configure it for application performance monitoring (APM).
Debug using application log streams on development machines.
Troubleshoot using incredible views, meaningful insights, and actionable logs and metrics.
Monitor the entire solution - applications, databases, and any other backend services.

Module 2: Create a Terraform configuration, provision your Azure resources, and set up your project for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) by using either GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines.

In this module, you will:

Create a Terraform configuration for your Azure resources.
Provision your infrastructure and deploy it to Azure.
Set up your project for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) by using either GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines.

Module 3: Learn how to drive higher utilization of your Java apps on Azure using autoscaling

By the end of this module, you can:

Set up a sample Azure Spring Cloud architecture that scales up and down based on load
Understand autoscaling concepts
Monitor the effects of autoscaling
Understand common design patterns for autoscaling

Module 4: In this module, you will learn how to use Azure to host your Java web apps, built by using IntelliJ IDEA.

In this module, you will:

Create a web app in IntelliJ IDEA
Deploy the app to Azure by using the Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ
Manage deployed web app configurations using the Azure Toolkit

Module 5: Use the Maven plugin for Azure App Service to develop a Java web app and deploy the app to Azure.

In this module, you will:

Develop a Java web app
Configure the Maven plugin for Azure App Service
Deploy the app to Azure App Service using the Maven Plugin

Module 6: Use the Maven Plugin for Azure Functions to create a cloud-based function that is triggered when certain values are passed in the HTTP request, and outputs a log entry to track the activity.

In this module, you will:

Create a function project using a Maven archetype
Run and test the function locally
Deploy the function using the Maven Plugin for Azure Functions
Update the function and redeploy to Azure
Monitor your function's health with Azure Application Insights

Syllabus

Module 1: Monitoring Java applications on Azure

Introduction
Exercise - sample application environment
Log streaming
Exercise - logging
Application performance monitoring
Exercise - application performance monitoring
Monitoring the entire solution
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 2: Rapidly develop and deploy Java apps using GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines

Introduction
Terraform configuration and scripting
Apply an automated workflow
Exercise - Provision Azure resources
Exercise - Deploy a sample Spring Boot application
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 3: Drive higher utilization of your Java apps - autoscaling

Introduction
Exercise - Sample application environment
What is autoscaling
Autoscaling rules
Exercise - Autoscaling rules
Autoscaling monitoring
Exercise - Autoscaling monitoring
Common autoscaling patterns
Knowledge check
Summary

Module 4: Develop Java web app on Azure using IntelliJ

Introduction
Build a web app in IntelliJ IDEA
Exercise - Build a web app in IntelliJ IDEA
Deploy a web app to Azure
Exercise - Deploy a web app to Azure
Manage app deployments from IntelliJ IDEA
Exercise - Manage app deployments from IntelliJ IDE
Summary

Module 5: Develop Java web app on Azure using Maven

Introduction
Create a Java web app
Exercise - Create a Java web app
Deploy your web app to Azure App Service
Exercise - Deploy your web app to Azure App Service
Exercise - Redeploy your web app to Azure App Service
Authenticate deployments to Azure App Service
Summary

Module 6: Develop Java serverless Functions on Azure using Maven

Introduction
Create an Azure function using the Maven archetype
Exercise - create an Azure function using the Maven archetype
Run and test an Azure function locally
Exercise - run and test an Azure function locally
Deploy a function to Azure
Exercise - deploy a function to Azure
Add logging and monitor an Azure Function in the portal
Exercise - add logging and monitor an Azure Function in the portal
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