AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Integrate Spring Boot Backend (Article 13)
Hi! Guys welcome to the continuous article set of my Azure cloud platform based on the shared cloud architecture. This is my 13th article. You can visit my previous articles from the below links:
- 1st article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM BASED ON THE SHARED CLOUD ARCHITECTURE
- 2nd article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Azure Active Directory
- 3rd article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Authentication
- 4th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Subscription
- 5th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -CDN
- 6th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Key Vaults
- 7th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Integrate Angular Frond-End Application with Azure AD
- 8th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Front Door
- 9th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -App Services
- 10th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Functions
- 11th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Database For MySQL Server
- 12th article: AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Azure Storage
Prerequisites:
- A supported Java Development Kit (JDK): https://aka.ms/azure-jdks.
- Apache Maven, version 3.0 or later.
- Make sure you have an Active Directory instance. If you haven’t, check my AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Azure Active Directory article and create an instance.
- You need to do Azure Authentication. To do please look back my article AZURE CLOUD PLATFORM -Authentication.
First let’s work on Azure portal. Go to Azure AD and click Certificates & secrets in the side navigation panel and select New Client Secret.
Then add a description and select duration in the expires list. Click add. The value for the key will be automatically filled in. Copy the new client secret value. You won’t be able to retrieve it after you perform another operation or leave this blade.
Next click Manifest option in the side navigation panel and set the value of the oauth2AllowImplicitFlow parameter to true and save.
Now select All Users under overview section, and then click New user. In the user panel enter the user name and name. Then click create.
After that click Groups, then create a new group that you will use for authorization in your application.
Fine. It’s time to work on our spring boot application. First import webapp plugin in your pom.xml under build->plugins.
<plugin>
<groupId>com.microsoft.azure</groupId>
<artifactId>azure-webapp-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.9.1</version>
</plugin>
Now open your terminal and type the following command:
mvn azure-webapp:config
Then you need to answer some question in-order to finish the configurations.
First you need to select your OS.
Then you need to select your java version.
Finally type Y and finish the configuration.
Now you can see there are some configurations added in your pom.xml under build -> plugins.
After that you need to add a piece of code inside the configuration.
Now it’s time to deploy our application. but before that type,
mvn clean package
Then after finished it, type
mvn azure-webapp:deploy
and build your application. When finished build, you can get your URL which is display in your terminal.
After you click the URL you can see,
This is the end of Article 13 and hope you get a brief idea about Integrate Spring Boot Backend with Azure.
Will see you on my next article Application Insights.
Thank You!
