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articles/container-apps/java-microservice-get-started.md

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 In this quickstart, you learn how to deploy an application in Azure Container Apps that uses Java components to handle configuration management, service discovery, and health and metrics. The sample application used in this example is the Java PetClinic, which uses the microservice architecture pattern. The following diagram depicts the architecture of the PetClinic application on Azure Container Apps:
 
-:::image type="complex" source="media/java-microservice-get-started/azure-container-apps-pet-clinic-architecture.png" alt-text="Diagram of the relationship between the Git repository containing a versioned YAML config file, a browser and mobile app, and an Azure Resource Group that contains an Azure Container Apps environment." lightbox="media/java-microservice-get-started/azure-container-apps-pet-clinic-architecture.png":::
-   Diagram of an Azure Container Apps (ACA) environment illustrating the architecture of a microservices-based application deployed within an Azure Resource Group. An Azure Resource Group contains the Azure Container Apps environment. The environment includes three ACA managed Java components:  a config server, a service registry, and an admin server. The config server fetches configuration data stored as versioned YAML files in a Git repository external to the Azure Resource Group. The service registry handles service discovery and registration. The admin server provides a live view of the system. An API Gateway routes requests to three microservices: vets service, customers service, and visits service. Each service is linked to its own database for data persistence. The application supports external interactions through a browser and a mobile app, and integrates with monitoring tools via Azure Log Analytics Workspaces for tracking system performance and health.
+:::image type="complex" source="media/java-microservice-get-started/azure-container-apps-pet-clinic-architecture.png" alt-text="Diagram of the relationship between the Java components and the microservice applications." lightbox="media/java-microservice-get-started/azure-container-apps-pet-clinic-architecture.png":::
+   Diagram of an Azure Container Apps (ACA) environment illustrating the architecture of four microservices-based applications deployed within an Azure Resource Group. An Azure Resource Group contains the Azure Container Apps environment. The environment includes three ACA managed Java components:  a config server, a service registry, and an admin server. The config server fetches configuration data stored as versioned YAML files in a Git repository external to the ACA environment. The service registry handles service discovery and registration. The admin server provides a live view of the system. An API Gateway routes requests to three microservices: vets service, customers service, and visits service. Each service is linked to its own database for data persistence. The environment supports external interactions through a browser and a mobile app, and integrates with monitoring tools via Azure Log Analytics Workspaces for tracking system performance and health.
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 The PetClinic application includes the following features: