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sample	java	azure-kubernetes-service	Migrate a JavaEE application to AKS	migrate-javaee-to-aks

Official Microsoft Sample

This training is a demonstration on what you can expect when looking at migrating a JavaEE application to Azure Kubernetes Service.

Prerequisites

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How to start this training

To start the guided training please go to 00-prerequisites/README.md.

Brief summary about each step

Steps that have to be executed in order:

Step	Summary
00-prerequisites	setup your environment
01-initial	see the application to be migrated in action
02-setting-up-acr	set up your Azure Container Registry
03-setting-up-aks	set up your Azure Kubernetes Service cluster

Steps that can be done in any order once the steps above are done:

Step	Summary
04-migrating-web-pages	migrating of the web pages only
05-adding-app-insights	adding Application Insights to the application
06-migrating-database	migrating of the PostgreSQL database to Azure

Step that has to be done at the conclusion of the training:

Step	Summary
99-cleanup	Clean up of environment and resources

Key concepts

Each of the steps in this training covers one aspect of migrating a JavaEE application to Azure Kubernetes Service.

Special note

🛑 Because this is training material it is optimized to demonstrate some of the aspects you will run into when migrating a JavaEE application to Azure.

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