Spring Cloud provides boilerplate patterns for developers to quickly build and orchestrate their microservice based applications. Based on that, Spring Cloud Azure is designed to provide seamless Spring integration with Azure services. Developers can adopt a Spring-idiomatic way to take advantage of services on Azure, with only few lines of configuration and minimal code changes.
| Module | Spring Library | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Cloud Stream Binder for Azure Event Hub | Spring Cloud Stream | Binder implementation for Spring Cloud Stream with Azure Event Hub service |
| Spring Cloud Stream with Azure Event Hub Kafka API | Spring Cloud Stream | Auto configuration for Kafka Binder with Azure Event Hub service |
| Spring Resource Abstraction for Azure Storage | Spring Resource | Implementation for Spring Resource with Azure Storage |
| Spring Caching with Azure Redis Cache | Spring Caching | Auto configuration for Spring Caching with Azure Redis Cache |
The following Spring Boot Starters are available in Maven Central Repository.
| Starter Name | Version | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| spring-cloud-azure-eventhub-stream-binder |  |
Sample |
| spring-azure-starter-storage |  |
Sample |
| spring-azure-starter-cache |  |
Sample |
Please use the samples as a reference for how to use Spring Cloud Azure in your projects. For more information about building Spring applications on Azure, please check Spring on Azure tutorials.
You can also visit Spring Cloud Azure Playground to quickly generate a new Spring Cloud applications for Azure.
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To disable this, you can add spring.cloud.azure.telemetry.enabled=false in the application.properties file.