Customizing the Azure Site Java Runtime Environment (1)

Azure website provides a PAAs platform for rapid deployment of modern Web applications that allows users to quickly deploy their applications to the cloud in minutes, with automatic scaling (auto-scaling), SSL, multiple languages (Java,python, PHP, node. js,. Net), and other features such as seamless integration with other azure services, have won the favor of many users.

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1. Azure website Basic configuration (http://cloudapps.blog.51cto.com/3136598/1744369)

2. Deploying Java Web Apps (http://cloudapps.blog.51cto.com/3136598/1744371)

3. Customizing the Azure website default tomcat and JDK environment (http://cloudapps.blog.51cto.com/3136598/1744383)

4. Customizing with user-defined tomcat and JDK environments (http://cloudapps.blog.51cto.com/3136598/1744387)

5. Java 8 under PermGen (Permanent Generation) (http://cloudapps.blog.51cto.com/3136598/1744391)

Azure Website Java Operating Environment basic configuration

1. Log in to Azure's management portal and create a test website application Myjavasite as follows:

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2. Go to the site you created myjavasite, select "Dashboard", because we mainly update the site by FTP, so we need to reset the deployment password, select the lower right corner "reset deployment Credentials", set your deployment password and remember:

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3. Select "Configuration" interface, we configure the Java Runtime Environment, by default PHP runtime environment is open, but we test Java do not need, choose to close; Java version we choose 1.7.0_51, Tomcat chooses 7.0.50, which is currently the only version available on the Azure site:

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4. The final platform section, select 64-bit, 32-bit platform for the JVM size will have a 2GB limit, it is not recommended, under normal circumstances choose to select 64 bits.

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5. Azure's Web site also supports user-defined SSL, can upload its own PFX file and set it up, and also supports a custom domain name, which can be used to point your domain name to the Azure website via cname, no longer detailed here:

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6. You can configure the default welcome file of your website on the interface, that is, by default/site/wwwroot which file is welcome file, and you can add, modify the default document name and search order, set complete click Save configuration : 650) this.width=650; "Src=" Http://images2015.cnblogs.com/blog/845013/201602/845013-20160216230357548-80758145.png " Style= "border:0px;line-height:1.5;"/>

7. Back to the "dashboard" screen, in the lower right corner you can see your website URL, upload the file's FTP address, FTP username password, click on your site URL, you can see the default home page, on behalf of your site is the configuration created successfully:

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Customizing the Azure Site Java Runtime Environment (1)