Microsoft Azure

Java on Microsoft Azure

Thomas ContéTechnical Evangelist, Microsoft

@tomconte

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Programming languages + tools.NET, Visual Studio, TFS + Git, Java, NodeJS, PHP, Python, Ruby, C++

Microsoft cloud infrastructure

PaaSWebMobileGamingCloud services

DataAnalyticsMediaIdentity

IaaSWindows VMsLinux VMsStorageNetworking

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• Oracle Partnership– Virtual Machines– Oracle JDK– WebLogic

• Open Source Partnerships– OpenJDK / Azul– VM Depot– Cloud Services– Windows Azure plug-in for Eclipse with

Java

Microsoft <3 Java“This initiative is all about bringing Java to the masses in the cloud. We will be providing a fully open and unconstrained Java environment – with open choice of third-party stacks – for developers and essential applications deployed on Windows Azure.”Scott Sellers, Azul Systems President and CEO

Java on Microsoft Azure

IaaS• Windows or Linux

VMs• Official Oracle JDK• Pre-configured VMs• Oracle WebLogic,

VM Depot Java Image, or your own JVM

• CLI tools

PaaS• Web Sites + Cloud

Services• 64 bit OpenJDK

build by Azul (Zulu)

• Or bring any VM• Eclipse plugin

Services• Microsoft Azure

SDK for Java: Blobs, Tables, Queues, Service Bus, SQL, etc

• Other Azure SDKs

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AZURE WEB SITESPlatform As A Service

Web sites Build with Java, Python, Node.js, PHP, ASP.NETDeploy in seconds with FTP, Git / Github, TFS…Start for free, scale up as your traffic growsAutoscaling based on system counters & scheduleStaging to deploy and test new versionsWebJobs to schedule background tasksTraffic Manager for geo-availability & performance

Introducing Java Support • Built-in support for:

– Java 7 – Apache Tomcat 7– Jetty 9

• Ability to upload custom Java code, JVM

• Tested with numerous applications including Jira, Magnolia, Liferay and Hudson

Web Site Worker

IIS sends all HTTP traffic to the Java HTTP port when Java is enabled.

HTTP

Front End

HTTP

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AZURE WEB SITES

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INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICEOracle PartnershipVMDepot Virtual Machines

Virtual machinesWindows Server and LinuxFlexible Workload SupportVirtual Private Networking

Hell froze over :)

Oracle VMs in the Microsoft Azure Gallery Oracle license mobility to Microsoft Azure Oracle offers Oracle Linux on Microsoft Azure Java tested and certified on Microsoft Azure Became Generally Available in March

VM Depot – Tomcat (and other options)

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INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICEOracle VM galleryVM Depot

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JENKINS IN AZUREUsing the VM Depot gallery

Jenkins in Azure

azure vm create tomjenkins -o vmdepot-23932-1-32 -l "West Europe" \tom --ssh --ssh-cert ./certs/myCert.pem

Jenkins plug-in for Blob Storage

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PLATFORM AS A SERVICEJava running in Cloud Services

Cloud servicesBuild infinitely scalable apps and servicesSupport rich multi-tier architecturesAutomated application management

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• Windows Azure Plugin for Eclipse with Java – By MS Open Tech

• Zulu, an OpenJDK Build for Windows Azure– By Azul Systems

• Windows Azure Libraries for Java, v0.4.6

Java in Azure Cloud Services

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• JDK 1.6+• Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers, Indigo+• Requires latest version of the Azure SDK• Install using « Install New Software » in Eclipse• Automatically adds…

– Microsoft JDBC Driver 4.0 for SQL Server– Package for Apache Qpid Client Libraries for JMS– Package for Windows Azure Libraries for Java– Windows Azure Access Control Services Filter

Azure Plugin for Eclipse

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• Azul Systems specializes in high performance JDK since 1995

• Zulu is an OpenJDK port, supported on Azure, fully Open Source and free

• Compatible with Java SE 7, verified with the Java SE 7 OpenJDK Community TCK

• Integrated with the Azure Plugin for Eclipse• Patches and bug fixes are shared by Azul with the

community• The runtime license allows ISVs to include Zulu in their

applications

Zulu OpenJDK for Azure by Azul Systems

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HELLO WORLDPlugin Windows Azure for Eclipse

Applicationbuilding blocks

StorageBig data

Caching

CDN

Database

Identity

Media

Messaging

Networking

Traffic

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CacheLow latency, in-memory distributed cacheDynamically grow and shrink cache sizeHigh availability supportMemcached protocol support

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IdentityIntegrate with enterprise identityEnable single sign-on within your appsEnterprise Graph REST API93% of Fortune 1000 use Active Directory

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Service busSecure messaging and relay capabilitiesEasily build hybrid appsEnable loosely coupled solutions

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DBSQL databaseRelational SQL Server Engine in the CloudClustered for high availabilityFully Managed ServiceSQL Reporting support

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Blob storageHighly available, scalable and secure file systemBlobs can be exposed publicly over httpContinuous geo-replication across datacenters

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Blob Storage Concepts

BlobContainerAccount

http://<account>.blob.core.windows.net/<container>/<blobname>

Pages/ Blocks

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PIC01.JPGBlock/Page

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PIC02.JPGimages

VID1.AVIvideos

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API Imports for Blob Storageimport com.microsoft.windowsazure.services.core.storage.*; import com.microsoft.windowsazure.services.blob.client.*;

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Connect and Open a Container// Define the connection-string with your values public static final String storageConnectionString = "DefaultEndpointsProtocol=http;" + "AccountName=your_storage_account;" + "AccountKey=your_storage_account_key";

CloudBlobContainer container = blobClient.getContainerReference("mycontainer"); // Option - Create the container if it does not exist container.createIfNotExist();

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Output URIs for a Containerfor (ListBlobItem blobItem : container.listBlobs()) { System.out.println(blobItem.getUri()); }

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Notification HubsBeta SDK – http://aka.ms/JavaHubsManage device registrationsTrigger push notifications to:• WinStore• WinPhone• iOS• Android

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