Summary
Congratulations! You've deployed a Spring Boot web application to Azure App Service.
Your company wanted to learn how to migrate its existing Spring Boot Java web applications to Azure App Service. You followed these steps:
Create a sample Spring Boot web application.
Create a MySQL database, connect your Spring Boot web application, and test it locally.
Verify that your application works successfully.
Add Maven Plugin for Azure App Service to your project, and then configure it interactively.
Update your web application, redeploy it to Azure App Service, and test it in the cloud.
You're now confident that you can recommend migrating your SpringBoot Java application code to Azure.
Enable diagnostic logging
Learn how Azure provides built-in diagnostics to help with debugging.
Clean up resources
In this module, you created Azure resources in a resource group. If you won't need these resources later, delete the resource group from the portal. Or run the following command in Azure Cloud Shell.
az group delete --name <your resource group name> --yes
This command might take a minute to run.
Important
Deprovision the Azure resources you used in this module to avoid unwanted charges.
Additional resources
For more information about Spring Data Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), see Spring's reference documentation.
For more information about Application Insights for monitoring, see Azure Application Insights.
For more information about using Azure with Java, see Azure for Java developers and Working with Azure DevOps and Java.
For more information about comparing java options on Azure, see Compare Java application hosting options on Azure.
For more information about creating MySQL servers, see Create an Azure Database for MySQL server by using the Azure portal.