Quickstart: Deploy an App to Azure Service Fabric

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Azure Service Fabric is a new way of deploying applications into the cloud using microservices. You package and upload your applications to the Service Fabric, and Azure takes care of ensuring it's using the resources of the cluster of servers it's deployed on to.

In this video, I show you how to create a service fabric cluster, and deploy a sample application to it using Visual Studio 2017.

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Thank you for tutorial. It helped to resolve many questions. There is one question though that is not covered. I would want to see how the application works. I.e., some hello world request that first works locally and then works in the Service Fabric. Do you happen to know some other tutorial that demonstrate this?

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My doubt is, the sample application which you deployed in 3 nodes, is it the exact same instance or was it 3 different microservice instances?

supreethvasisht
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does fabric cluster creates a new nested application type on application type failure?

muhammadadilkhan