1. Azure App Service Ali Siddiqui Principal Software Engineer Azure, Microsoft 1

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3. Why App Service?  Build Web and Mobile Apps Fast  Connect to any service and unlock your data  Integration made simple  Unparalleled developer productivity  Enterprise Ready 3

4. Three Ways to Create Java Web App  Create an app and then configure Application settings  Use a template from the Azure Marketplace  Create an app and then manually copy and edit configuration files 4

5. Java Web App using Application Settings  Go to: https://ms.portal.azure.com/https://ms.portal.azure.com/ 5

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7. 7  Enter a name for the web app in the Web app box.  This name must be unique in the azurewebsites.net domain because the URL of the web app will be {name}.azurewebsites.net. If the name you enter isn't unique, a red exclamation mark appears in the text box.  Select a Resource Group or create a new one.  Select an App Service plan/Location or create a new one.

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10. 10  In the Web app blade, click Settings.  Click Application settings.  Choose the desired Java version.  Choose the desired Java minor version. If you select Newest, your app will use the newest minor version that is available in App Service for that Java major version. The Newest item is unique to Java apps created from the Application settings. If you create your Java app from the gallery then you have to manage your own container and JVM changes.

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12. 12  Click Save.  Within a few moments, your web app will become Java-based and configured to use the web container you selected.  Click Web apps > {your new web app}.  Click the URL to browse to the new site.  The web page confirms that you have created a Java-based web app.

13. Create using Azure Marketplace Template  Go to: https://ms.portal.azure.com/https://ms.portal.azure.com/ 13

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15. 15  Click Web + Mobile.  You might have to scroll left to see the Marketplace blade where you can select Web + Mobile.  In the search text box, enter the name of a Java application server, such as Apache Tomcat, and then press Enter.

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18. 18  In the next Apache Tomcat or Jetty blade, enter a name for the web app in the Web app box.  Select a Resource Group or create a new one.  Select an App Service plan/Location or create a new one.  Click Create.

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20. 20  Click Web apps > {your new web app}.  Click the URL to browse to the new site.

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22. https://tryappservice.azure.com/ 22

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