Distributed Computing made easy with Azure Service Fabric

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Overview of Microsoft Azure Service Fabric: a distributed platform that runs the same code locally or on Azure, supports stateful microservices with built‑in replication and quorum writes, and offers transactional in‑process storage via reliable collections. Examples and demos show Visual Studio local clusters, ARM templates to provision clusters, backup/restore hooks (you must trigger them), rolling upgrades with automatic secondary promotion, and that major services (Azure SQL, DocumentDB, Bing/Cortana) run at scale—Cortana reported on ~5000 instances across datacenters. Cluster sizing starts around several VMs.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:16Azure Service Fabric
3. 0:55Production concerns
4. 1:07Agenda
5. 1:28Audience
6. 2:23Speaker Bio
7. 3:06Global Azure Boot Camp
8. 4:06Microservices
9. 7:30Microsoft Azure Service Fabric
10. 9:12Questions and thoughts
11. 9:43Quote of the day
12. 10:01The Azure CTO Markers
13. 10:24Microsofts Service Fabric
14. 11:55Stateless vs Stateful
15. 12:28Stateless Microservice
16. 13:35Traditional 3tier architecture
17. 13:56Azure Storage Queue
18. 14:59Stateful Microservice Architecture
19. 16:48Azure Service Fabric Deployment
20. 17:23Azure Service Fabric namespaces
21. 17:37Azure Service Fabric doesnt have an SLA
22. 18:25Its good to know the difference
23. 18:46Why Service Fabric work
24. 19:26Clusters
25. 19:38Microservice
26. 20:09Deployment
27. 20:41Issues
28. 22:09Instances
29. 24:35Acknowledgement
30. 24:45Recap
31. 26:02Why this works
32. 27:00Reliable Services API
33. 27:28Reliable Collections
34. 28:22File New
35. 28:44Options
36. 29:05No magic
37. 29:20Screenshots
38. 29:31Creating a Service Fabric cluster
39. 30:16Starting a Service Fabric cluster instance
40. 30:32My Service Fabric cluster instance
41. 31:18My stateful application
42. 31:43Program class
43. 31:55Stateful Services
44. 32:40Local Development
45. 33:01Service Fabric
46. 37:56Backup Slides
47. 38:17Service Fabric Explorer
48. 38:55Demo
49. 39:57Actor model
50. 40:20Actor interface
51. 40:36Actor implementation
52. 41:37Actor counter
53. 42:17Actor event publisher
54. 42:37Actor event fire
55. 43:34Antipattern
56. 46:14Dont treat servers like pets
57. 46:50Pack of wolves
58. 48:00Party clusters
59. 50:50Upgrade
60. 53:25Load balancer
61. 54:55Upgrade mechanism
62. 56:10How large can we have
63. 57:47Different vironment staging prod

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