According to the latest report, in June last year, Microsoft’s Azure migration and modernization plan added support for Azure Spring Cloud, and a few months later, Managed Virtual Network and Autoscale are generally available as a service. the platform. Later, in September of last year, Microsoft announced a new enterprise tier for Spring Cloud, which had previously offered the Basic and Standard tiers.
Today, Azure Spring Cloud Enterprise Edition is in preview for all customers. The managed service is geared towards enterprise developers through a commercial VMware Tanzu component, allowing for flexible enterprise configuration and integration options.
Deploying and managing the key functionality of Spring and multi-angle applications through these components provides a high degree of abstraction in the process of building these applications. The Tanzu components available during the preview include the Build Service, Application Configuration Service, and Service Registration.
Microsoft is offering more processing power in the form of 16-vCPU and 32G of memory compared to 8-vCPU and 16G of memory in the standard pricing tier. Custom domains and blue-green deployments are not yet available, although they will likely be available before the service is generally available. Users interested in viewing the preview of Azure Spring Cloud Enterprise can sign up by filling out the form.