Understanding the Programming Models of Azure Service Fabric 7
Microsoft has published their own microservice platform called Azure Service Fabric. In this course, you'll learn the basics of Azure Service Fabric, and how to build your own application of any complexity and scale.
What you'll learn
At the core of modern backend development is scalability and performance. There is no space for a single machine server, and this is why microservice architecture is so in demand. However, building microservices is hard, especially from scratch.
In this course, Understanding the Programming Models of Azure Service Fabric, you'll learn how to build microservice applications using Azure Service Fabric, what the challenges are, and how this platform solves them with ease.
- First, you'll explore microservice platform options in Azure.
- Next, you'll be introduced to Azure Service Fabric reliable services and service fabric reliable actors.
- Finally, you'll delve into storage and partitioning.
Table of contents
- Overview 1m
- Why Containers? 4m
- Containers and Issues 4m
- Supported Container Scenarios 4m
- Preparing Environment 3m
- Containerize a Go Application 6m
- Containerize a Legacy .NET Framework Application 4m
- Deploying Containers with Service Fabric 7m
- Setting up Azure File Share Driver 5m
- Storing State 4m
- Resource Governance 4m
- Summary 2m
About the author
Ivan is a technical architect and independent cloud consultant based in London, UK with over 15 years of experience in designing and developing applications on a wide range of stacks, primarily but not limited to Microsoft. Although, his preferred specialization is backend architecture and cloud computing, Ivan has worked professionally with just about every major Microsoft technology. Today, he's excited about public clouds especially Microsoft Azure, and spreading the knowledge around scalable... more