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Azure makes it easy to deploy and scale Java apps, using the tools you know and love

Code

using Eclipse and IntelliJ using Azure Services

Deploy

on Tomcat, Jetty and others to Virtual Machines and Web Apps

Automate

using Jenkins, Ant, Maven, and others

Scale

with Virtual Machine Scale Sets, Traffic Manager and others

Get started with Java on Azure

  1. Get a sample
    Download

    or

    git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/storage-blob-java-getting-started.git
  2. Compile and run
    setup.sh
mvn clean compile exec:java

Use this sample to learn how to interact with an Azure service through Java:

  • Use Maven to install Azure libraries
  • Connect to Azure Storage using access keys
  • Create a container, upload a sample file and explore other operations

Prerequisites

Azure subscription | JDK 7+ | Git client | Maven client | Azure CLI (download, connect to subscription)

Code

Eclipse

IntelliJ

SDK and samples

Reference

Storage - Blob

Sample | Library | POM | Javadoc

Storage - Table

Sample | Library | POM | Javadoc

Storage - Queue

Sample | Library | POM | Javadoc

SQL Database

Sample | JDBC Driver | Documents

Redis Cache

Sample | Library | POM | Javadoc

DocumentDB

Sample | Library | POM | Javadoc

Service Bus

Sample | Library | Source

Azure Active Directory

Sample | Library | GitHub

Deploy

Java Virtual Machines

Containers

Web Apps

Featured Java stacks on Azure

Automate

Continuous integration

Command line

Other deployment tools

Scale

Virtual Machine Scale Sets

Geo-routing

Web App

Partners

Enterprise

Big data

Infrastructure

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