Powering Java on Azure with JBoss EAP

Microsoft and Red Hat have partnered to fully enable JBoss EAP on Azure using a diverse set of pathways to the cloud. A cornerstone of the partnership is offering JBoss EAP – alongside Java SE and Tomcat - on App Service, the flagship PaaS platform for Azure. Keeping developer choice in mind, we also jointly offer equally robust solutions for running JBoss EAP on Azure Virtual Machines as well as Azure Red Hat OpenShift. Taken together these solutions enable several use cases including a single working instance, clustering, load-balancing, database connectivity, caching and directory server integration.

This highly demo and code driven session will rapidly tour these solutions and scenarios. We will also cover the longer-term roadmap for JBoss EAP on Azure. This session is a great opportunity for you to connect with the team working on JBoss EAP on Azure.

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2. Topics JBoss EAP on Azure
   Virtual Machines and VM Scale Sets
   Azure Red Hat OpenShift
   Azure App Service
   Roadmap
   

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3. 1. JBoss EAP on Azure
   

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4. JBoss EAP on Azure
   

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5. “Red Hat and Microsoft are both committed to extending choice and flexibility for
   organizations as they shift traditional Java applications to the cloud. Red Hat JBoss
   EAP on Azure offers customers a fully configured, jointly supported solution to make
   it easier for organizations to realize the benefits of cloud-based architecture. We
   look forward to continuing to build upon our long-standing relationship with
   Microsoft and expand support for our joint customers.“
   Rich Sharples
   Senior Director of Product Management (Application Services)
   Red Hat
   

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6. Options for JBoss EAP on Azure
   Productivity
   Control
   Infrastructure-as-a-service Container platform-as-a-service Platform-as-a-service
   Virtual Machines Red Hat OpenShift Azure App Service
   Supporting Services
   Azure Database
   for PostgreSQL
   Azure Database
   for MySQL
   Azure
   SQL
   Azure AD
   Scale Sets
   Azure Service Bus
   

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7. Options for every organization
   Migrate Jakarta EE apps from other web
   servers to JBoss EAP on Azure
   Web Server Migrations
   Migrate on-premies Java EE / Jakarta EE to
   JBoss EAP on Azure
   Cloud Migrations
   • Clustered & Standalone support
   • Greatest infrastructure control
   • Customer managed infrastructure
   Azure VMs/VMSS
   • EAP Operator for K8S
   • Helm Charts for EAP
   • Some infrastructure control
   Azure Red Hat OpenShift
   • Clustering support in Preview
   • Infrastructure mgmt. abstracted away
   • Service-managed managed JBoss EAP
   Azure App Service
   

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8. Jointly Supported
   

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9. 2.
   

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10. JBoss EAP on VMs
    

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13. 3.
    

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14. JBoss EAP on ARO
    

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17. 4.
    

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18. JBoss EAP on App Service
    

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21. 5.
    

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22. Roadmap
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23. Summary
    Please engage us!
    https://aka.ms/migration-survey
    

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24. Resources
    https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/developer/java/ee/jboss-on-azure
    https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/public-preview-clustering-support-for-jboss-eap-on-
    azure-app-service
    https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/run-jboss-eap-on-azure-red-
    hat-openshift/ba-p/3478743
    https://github.com/Azure-Samples/workshop-migrate-jboss-on-app-service
    

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