Deploy to Azure Spring Cloud and enable enterprise-grade AuthN and AuthZ
summary
Builds a Spring Boot weather-alert app, secures it with OAuth2 backed by Azure Active Directory (adds the Azure AD Spring Boot starter, sets tenant/client-id/client-secret in application.properties), and deploys it to Azure Spring Cloud by uploading a JAR or sending source via the az CLI; the deployed app authenticates against corporate or federated accounts and the demo runs end to end. Notes secrets-in-config is bad and recommends Key Vault, and suggests using Service Bus for messaging.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:09Securely Deploying Your Applications to Azure Spring Cloud
- 2:22Generate the Project
- 4:41Azure Active Directory Spring Boot Starter
- 8:58Azure Spring Cloud
- 11:44Azure Explorer Plugin
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