Java on Microsoft AzureBrian Benz and Chris Risner

DEV-B384

AgendaWhy Java on Azure?Hosting optionsVirtual MachinesCloud Services & ToolingWeb SitesQuestions

Heavily used inside and outside the EnterpriseRegularly in top 3 languages on GitHubCross-platform capable

Runs on WindowsRuns on Linux (20% of Azure hosting)Runs on phonesMany server options

Why Java on Azure?

Virtual MachinesOracle

WebLogic ServerDatabaseLinux

Windows ServerLinux

Cloud ServicesWeb Sites

Java Hosting on Azure

Cloud ComputingPackaged Software

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Data

Applications

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Infrastructure(as a Service)

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Data

Applications

Runtime

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Platform(as a Service)

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Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Data

Software(as a Service)

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Data

Java on Microsoft Azure: IaaS

IaaS• Windows or Linux

VMs• Official Oracle JDK v6

v7 & v8• Pre-configured VMs• Oracle WebLogic, VM

Depot Java Image, or your own JVM

PaaS• 64 bit OpenJDK build

by Azul (Zulu)• Or bring any VM• Eclipse plugin for

deployment, monitoring and management

Services

• Windows Azure SDK for Java: Blob, table, queue, service bus, SQL, etc

• Other Azure SDKs and azure-cli / tools

The Oracle Partnership

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

Java and Oracle VMs in the Gallery

Current Java and Oracle VM ImagesVM Galley Image Version(s) Standard Enterprise

Windows Server 2012Database 12c X XWebLogic 12c X XDatabase and Weblogic Bundle 12c X XJDK 6, 7, 8 X

Windows Server 2008WebLogic 11g X X

Oracle Linux 6.4Database 12.1.0.1 X XWebLogic 12.1.0.1 X X

Current Linux Support in AzureAzure IaaS: Supported Platform Images

“Microsoft is playing quite nicely with Linux and other open source tools. “

-Robert McMillan, Wired Enterprise

“Our biggest benefit is scalability, that's our main reason for a migration. We were sincerely and positively surprised by cost of migration and Azure server itself” Ivan Baruzin, Ademptio (2 Linux Servers VPS to 20 Linux VMs on Azure)

“Wired”

• Pre-built images optimized for cloud

• Up-to-date VMs validated by Linux vendors

• Microsoft support via forum• Easy path for moving on-

prem VMs to cloud • Manage via familiar tools /

SSH

Azure IaaS: VM Depot community images

• Gallery of community-built images

• Supported by 3rd party vendors (e.g. BitNami)

• Integrated into Azure portal and management tools

• Options to add vendor provided support for a VM

Public Cloud Licensing OptionsBring your own license, build a VM.

Install and configure software yourself on a Windows Server or Oracle Linux VM

2 VM Gallery Image Options – Oracle Linux or Windows Server:

Oracle Linux: Bring your own licenseGet started faster with a pre-configured Oracle Database and/or Oracle WebLogic Server running on Oracle Linux

Windows Server: Use a license included with the VMChoose a pre-configured Windows Server based VM image including licenses for Oracle Database and Oracle WebLogic Server.

Demo: Creating a VM and Connecting to WebLogic

Oracle Full support forOracle softwareon WindowsServer Hyper-Vand MicrosoftAzure

Oracle licensemobility forAzure public cloud

Fully licensedand supportedJava onMicrosoft Azure

Oracle Linux aspreconfiguredinstances onMicrosoft Azure

Pay-as-you-goAzure imagesof Oracle Database,WebLogicServer, and JDK

VM Depot – Tomcat (and other options)

Java on Windows Azure: PaaS

IaaS• Windows or Linux

VMs• Official Oracle JDK v6

v7 & v8• Pre-configured VMs• Oracle WebLogic, VM

Depot Java Image, or your own JVM

PaaS• 64 bit OpenJDK build

by Azul (Zulu)• Or bring any VM• Eclipse plugin for

deployment, monitoring and management

Services

• Windows Azure SDK for Java: Blob, table, queue, service bus, SQL, etc

• Other Azure SDKs and azure-cli / tools

PaaSWeb and Worker RolesWorker Roles can host JavaEclipse toolingOpenJDK / Bring your own

Cloud Services

Test with Azure EmulatorSSLSticky SessionsConfigure your roles

Instance countSizeEndpointsNames

Self-Signed Certs for testingPublish to Azure

Eclipse Tooling

Reference, API Documentation

Articles and Updates

azure.github.com

Or use the Eclipse Plugin (includes SDK)

Azul Zulu OpenJDK on WebPI InstallerA result of our partnership with Azul

Zulu is a version of the Azul OpenJDK built for the Windows Azure Platform

DemoWebPI & Eclipse Plugin

Azure Web Sites

Built-in support for:Java 7Apache Tomcat 7Jetty 9

Ability to upload custom Java code, JVMDoesn’t mix with ASP.NET, everything goes to Java endpoint

Java Support for Web Sites

DemoAzure Web Sites

Cloud Services vs Web SitesCloud Services

Eclipse toolingHighly configurable

Bring your own JDKBring your own Java server

Greater choice of tiers (computer, memory, etc)Works with Azure Emulator for local testing against Storage

Web SitesCurrently in PreviewQuicker to deploy

FTPGitKudu

Get started from App GalleryUse your current IDE

Java on Microsoft Azure: Services

IaaS• Windows or Linux

VMs• Official Oracle JDK v6

v7 & v8• Pre-configured VMs• Oracle WebLogic, VM

Depot Java Image, or your own JVM

PaaS• 64 bit OpenJDK build

by Azul (Zulu)• Or bring any VM• Eclipse plugin for

deployment, monitoring and management

Services

• Microsoft Azure SDK for Java: Blob, table, queue, service bus, SQL, etc

• Other Azure SDKs and azure-cli / tools

Download the SDK: Windows, Mac, Linux

Applicationbuilding blocks

StorageBig data

Caching

CDN

Database

Identity

Media

Messaging

Networking

Traffic

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

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

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

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

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

Blob Storage Concepts

BlobContainerAccount

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

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

import com.microsoft.windowsazure.services.blob.client.*;

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();

Output URIs for a Container

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

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

Traffic ManagerLoad balance traffic across Azure servicesSupports VMs, Web Sites, and Cloud ServicesGeo-based with failover

Java ReferenceVM Depot - vmdepot.msopentech.com

SDKs – www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/overview/

Developer Centers – http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/documentation/

Eclipse Plugin - github.com/MSOpenTech/WindowsAzureToolkitForEclipseWithJava

Tutorial- http://aka.ms/JavaTutorial

Oracle ReferencePublic News for Oracle software on Windows Azure at www.windowsazure.com/oracle

Oracle Self Service Kit http://aka.ms/orclssk

How to use Oracle images on Windows Azure http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=321002&clcid=0x409

Oracle Case Study – http://aka.ms/OracleCaseStudy

Sign up for an Azure trial – http://azure.comActivate your MSDN subscription http://msdn.comCheck out VMsCheck out Web SitesCheck out the SDKs

Try it Yourself

Contact UsBrian Benz – @bbenz

bbenz@microsoft.com

Chris Risner - @chrisrisner

chrisner@microsoft.com

SessionsDCIM-B302 – Running Oracle Databases and Application Servers on Microsoft Azure

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