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Azure Spring Apps is a fully managed service from Microsoft (built in collaboration with VMware), focused on building and deploying Spring Boot applications on Azure Cloud without worrying about Kubernetes.

And, the Enterprise plan comes with some interesting features, such as commercial Spring runtime support, a 99.95% SLA and some deep discounts (up to 47%) when you are ready for production.

>> Learn more and deploy your first Spring Boot app to Azure.

You can also ask questions and leave feedback on the Azure Spring Apps GitHub page.

The Spring Framework is a mature, powerful and highly flexible framework focused on building web applications in Java.

One of the core benefits of Spring is that it takes care of most of the low-level aspects of building the application to allow us to actually focus on features and business logic.

Another strong point is that, while the framework is quite mature and well-established, it’s very actively maintained and has a thriving dev community. This makes it quite up to date and aligned with the Java ecosystem right now.

Of course, there’s a lot to learn to work well with Spring.

Let’s get started.

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Spring Core Basics

We’ll start with some core aspects of the framework first:

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Spring Boot Basics

Next, let’s explore the basics of Spring Boot:

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Spring MVC

The Spring MVC framework is the foundation of building web applications with Spring.

Let’s start with some of the basics of building the MVC-style web application:

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Spring REST

Let’s explore the RESTful support in Spring MVC:

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Spring Persistence

Spring supports most persistence solutions out there:

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Spring Data

Spring supports various technologies to access data:

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Testing with Spring

Finally, let’s explore testing support in Spring:

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Other Spring Tutorials

Course – LS (cat=Spring)

Get started with Spring and Spring Boot, through the Learn Spring course:

>> THE COURSE
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