Azure and Java story


  1. Story behind the stage
  2. Build definition
  3. Azur about PaaS and IaaS
  4. Create App Service
  5. Azure application deployment preparation. FTP
  6. Azure Tomcat 7
  7. Azure Tomcat 7. Release.
  8. Azure deploy. Local Git Repository
  9. Azure post deployment scripts
  10. Azure App Service console
  11. Azure and Java resources shelved for later use

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