JavaEE technology stack on Windows Azure?
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The organization at my company was considering moving to the cloud. My boss, engineering director, suggested Windows Azure given that he recently joined our organization coming from a .NET-only shop where his prior company leveraged it. Our organization is an Oracle/Java EE shop, and personally I've been out of touch with the Microsoft/.NET world since .NET 3.5 was first released. So, I was researching Java support on Azure, but the most I could find was basic Tomcat support. Here's an overview of our technology stack (heavily Java) that we would migrate:
This is across fairly large 2 web applications and 6 web services currently running in production.
My question: is Azure a good fit for such a migration? It doesn't seem to be to me, but I would like to hear your answers.
I was suggesting Amazon, but my boss is not convinced given that he's after a PaaS model not an IaaS one with IT administration overhead.
Thank you!