Building and deploying Java apps with Spring Cloud and Azure Cosmos DB

If you're looking to build and deploy Java applications with Spring Cloud and Azure Cosmos DB, this post has got you covered. On an episode of Azure Cosmos DB Live TV, the focus was on using Spring Cloud Azure – an open-source project aimed at streamlining Spring integration with Azure services and enabling developers to seamlessly connect and consume Azure services in a Spring-idiomatic way.

The article talks about the seamless integration of the two platforms and how it enables developers to leverage the benefits of Azure Cosmos DB, such as its low latency, global scalability and rapid response times, while also providing the familiar and lightweight development experience of Spring Cloud.

So, for developers looking to build resilient, highly scalable and globally distributed Java applications, this post is a must-read. It provides a comprehensive guide, complete with code snippets and detailed explanations, on how to build and deploy Java apps with Spring Cloud and Azure Cosmos DB.

The post Building and deploying Java apps with Spring Cloud and Azure Cosmos DB was originally published on the Azure Cosmos DB Blog.