Cloud Native Development on Azure with Java 2.1: Build a Spring Boot Java Application and Provide CRUD Functionality for

This video tutorial guides viewers through building and deploying a cloud-native Java Spring Boot application on Azure. It covers setting up Azure Cosmos DB, creating a resource group, and deploying the application using Azure CLI and the Azure Portal. The application is a simple to-do list with CRUD functionality, using AngularJS for the frontend and Cosmos DB for data persistence. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the necessary Azure resources and managing subscriptions.

What is the primary purpose of the Java Spring Boot application discussed in the video?

• To analyze data

• To provide security features

• To track upcoming tasks

• To manage cloud resources

Which technology is used for the frontend of the sample application?

• Svelte

• Vue.js

• React

• AngularJS

What is the role of Azure Cosmos DB in the sample application?

• To provide user authentication

• To store and manage data

• To render the user interface

• To handle network requests

What is the first step in setting up Azure resources using Azure CLI?

• Setting up a virtual machine

• Deploying Cosmos DB

• Logging into Azure

• Creating a new resource group

Why is it important to set a default Azure subscription?

• To improve application performance

• To reduce costs

• To enable multi-factor authentication

• To ensure resources are created under the correct account

What command is used to create a new Azure Resource Group?

• az resource new

• az create group

• az new resource

• az group create

What is the purpose of an Azure Resource Group?

• To improve network speed

• To manage resources as a single entity

• To provide security for applications

• To enhance data processing