Running on the cloud is not only for cool new applications following 12-factor principles and coded to be cloud-native. Many applications could be converted to be cloud-ready with minimal adjustments — just to be able to run in the cloud environment. In the following few articles we will demonstrate how to address the most common migration items in legacy Spring applications — handling JNDI, and credentials, externalizing configuration, remote debugging, logging, and monitoring.
This article demonstrates how to migrate Java Spring/Hibernate applications using JNDI settings to cloud environment, externalize configuration, and how to keep credentials out of code by using Azure Managed Service Identity.
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