\Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform that makes it easy to package, deploy, and manage scalable and reliable microservices and addresses the significant challenges in developing and managing cloud applications

1. Azure Service Fabric
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2. Session Speaker
Viplove Sharma
Senior Technical Consultant
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3. Agenda
Service Fabric Advantages
Service Fabric Architecture
Introduction to Service Fabric
Microservices Overview
Demo
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4. Evolving Business Needs
In a cloud-driven world, competitive business pressures demand
1 Faster delivery of features and
capabilities to market
2 Massive scaling of infrastructure
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Higher availability of services
4 Improved resource utilization to
reduce costs

5. Microservices
Programming Languages
May be written in different
programming languages and use
different data storage technologies
Fully Automated Deployment
Built around business capabilities and
independently deployable by fully
automated deployment machinery
Suite of Small Services
An approach to developing a single
application as a suite of small
services, each running in its own
process and communicating with
lightweight mechanisms

6. Monolithic vs Microservices Design
Monolithic Design Microservices Design

7. Stateless vs Stateful Microservices
• Scale with partitioned storage
• Increase reliability with queues
• Reduce read latency with caches
• Write lock managers for state consistency
• Moving parts managed differently
Stateless Microservices Stateful Microservices
• Application state lives in compute tier
• Low latency reads and writes
• Partitions are first class for scale-out
• Built-in lock managers based on primary election
• Fewer moving parts

8. Azure Service Fabric
Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform that makes it easy to package, deploy, and manage scalable and
reliable microservices and addresses the significant challenges in developing and managing cloud applications

9. Service Fabric Architecture

10. Service Fabric Programming Models
Guest Executable
 Arbitrary executable written in
any language
 Service Fabric handles
orchestration, manages
execution of the executable
 Does not benefit from full set of
Service Fabric features
Reliable Services
 Framework for writing services
that integrate with Service Fabric
platform
 Gives full control over design
and implementation choices
 Services can be stateless or
stateful
Reliable Actors
 Built on top of Reliable Services,
implements Virtual Actor pattern
 Uses independent units of
compute and state with actors
 Provides built-in communication
and state management for
actors

11. Service Fabric Application Model

12. Building a Service Fabric App
Choose a programming model (Guest Executable,
Reliable Services or Reliable Actors)
Define service state (externalized or co-
located)
Build services (C++, Java, ASP.NET)
Setup communication between services (protocol,
discovery, resolution)
Describe each service (ServiceManifest.xml)
Describe the application (ApplicationManifest.xml)
Package the application
Deploy the application to local cluster via Visual
Studio or Powershell
Debug the application in Visual Studio
Monitor the application via Service Fabric Explorer
Deploy the application to Production cluster

13. ServiceManifest.xml (Example)

14. ApplicationManifest.xml (Example)

15. Service Fabric Advantages
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Hyper-scalability
Reliability
Low Latency
Programming Model Flexibility
Health Monitoring
Coordinated Upgrades
Deploy Quick, Deploy Anywhere
Self-healing

16. Services Powered by Service Fabric
Azure SQL Database Azure DocumentDB Cortana Intelligence Power BI
Azure Event Hubs Azure IoT Skype for Business Microsoft Intune

17. Creating a Service Fabric App in Visual Studio,
Managing it in Service Fabric Explorer
Demo

18. Q & A
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