Containerize Microservices with Service Fabric
summary
Shows how to set up a local Service Fabric cluster with the Service Fabric SDK and visual studio 2019/2022, run a simple stateless voting app locally and publish it to Azure into a 3–5 node cluster (development uses one node, production expects >5), and instrument it with Service Fabric Explorer and Azure Monitor. Demonstrates container hosting using Docker with an asp.net core 5 image, explains stateful vs stateless services and claims stateful actors enable low‑latency, co‑located state without an external DB.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12Application vs Microservices
- 14:25Monitoring and Diagnostics
- 16:33Build Service Fabric
- 18:40Set up Service Fabric Cluster
- 20:20Create Service Fabric in Visual Studio
- 23:42Publish Service Fabric in Visual Studio
- 25:08Build Service Fabric application
- 27:50Deploy Service Fabric application
- 31:57What is Docker
- 33:04Using Docker with Service Fabric
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