Service Fabric is the foundational technology powering core Azure infrastructure and large-scale Microsoft services such as Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL Database, Dynamics 365, and Cortana. Come to this session for a developer’s tour and dives into the latest and greatest of Service Fabric capabilities, including containers, low-latency data processing, .NET Core 2.0 and VS 2017 integration. We are also going to immerse you with our future roadmap that makes building containerized microservice applications much easier.

2. Programming
Models
Dev & Ops
Tooling
Orchestration Lifecycle
Management
Health &
Monitoring
Always On
Availability
Auto
Scaling
AzureOn-premises infrastructureAny cloudDev machine
Service Fabric: Microservices platform
ExecutablesReliable Services (.NET, Java)
Reliable Actors (.NET, Java)ASP.NET Core
Containers

3. Powering Azure and Microsoft services
Service Fabric is designed for mission-critical services
Power BI
Dynamics
Intune
Cortana Skype
Cosmos DB
IoT Hub
Event Hub
SQL Database
Azure
Monitor
Core Azure
Services
Archive
Storage
Visual Studio
Team Services
Stream Analytics
Azure Database
for PostgreSQL
Azure Database
for MySQL
Azure
Container
Registry
Event Grid

4. Bring your own infrastructure
Service Fabric
Standalone
On-premisesAny cloud
Dev machine
Dedicated Azure clusters
Azure
Service Fabric
Service Fabric landscape

5. Azure Service Fabric
Cluster
Upload to Azure
Standalone cluster
package generated for
Windows or Linux and
deployed on-premises
Service Fabric
Standalone Cluster
On-premisesAny cloud
Cluster configuration
Manage both on-premises
and Azure clusters in the
portal

6. “How do I have easy,
informative diagnostics
configured for my
applications by default?”
“How do I build an
application gateway to
route all my requests to a
specific service?”
“How do a update a single
microservice with no
downtime in production
with a CI/CD pipeline?”
“How do I handle the
complexity of network
failures and retries between
microservices?”
“How can I be billed on a
more granular level based
on usage?”
“How do I easily scale-in
and scale-out my cluster?”
“How do I set up automatic
scaling of my cluster for peak
times?”
“How many VMSS node types
should I have?”
“What size VMs should I use?”
“How do I manage my VM and
application certificates? How
do I get automated rollover?”
Application and infrastructure challenges

7. Announcing Azure Service Fabric Mesh
Bring your own infrastructure
Service Fabric
Standalone
On-premisesAny cloud
Dev machine
Dedicated Azure clusters
Azure
Service Fabric
Announcing..
Azure
Service Fabric Mesh
Fully managed
microservices platform
Service Fabric

8. Serverless
infrastructure
Lifecycle
management
Pay only for
what you use
Scale on
demand
Intelligent
traffic routing
Microservice
and container
orchestration
Security &
compliance
Health &
monitoring
</>
Azure Service Fabric Mesh
.NET
</>
Microservices
development

10. Service Fabric
The platform that runs any application anywhere
</>
.NET
</>
IIS
COM
ASP.NET
Core
Go
C++
NGINX

11. Deploy anything and everything in a container
Bring your own network to connect to other systems
No code changes required
No servers or VMs to manage with Service Fabric Mesh
Modernize
</>
NGINX
IIS
COM
Service Fabric

12. Service Fabric
Cloud-native
.NET
ASP.NET
Core
Go
Any language, any framework
Service Fabric Libraries for multiple languages
Easy H/A state storage with Reliable Collections
Intelligent traffic routing and connectivity
C++

13. Application and Service Manifest
• Low-level control of Service Fabric platform primitives
• .NET and Java frameworks tightly integrated with runtime lifecycle
• Several different programming models
• Allows processes or containers
Service Fabric Resources
• Loosely coupled individually deployable resources
• Decoupled from runtime lifecycle
• Universal model for any language, framework, or arbitrary application
• Everything runs in containers
• Run Docker Compose workloads on Service Fabric
• Limited Service Fabric integration
• Portability for existing applications described by Docker Compose
• Everything runs in containers
Docker Compose
Simplicity
Portability
Control
Integration
On-premAny cloudLocal Azure
On-premAny cloudLocal Azure
On-premAny cloudLocal MeshAzure

15. Applications and Services
Networks
Volumes
Routing rules
Auto-scale rules
Secrets

16. Applications and Services
Networks
Volumes
Routing rules
Auto-scale rules
Secrets

17. Applications and Services
Networks
Volumes
Routing rules
Auto-scale rules
Secrets

18. Container
Service Fabric Libraries
• Reliable Collections
• Local H/A storage for ASP.NET Core
• SF API Client
.NET Core
Java
Node.js
Python
Ruby
Go
C++
Tomcat/IIS/NGINX
SomeOldCOMThing.exe
Ada95

20. Secret
Service

21. Service Fabric
Volume disk
Azure File storage
Replicated local disk Network storage
Service
Volume
Try this today!
http://aka.ms/sf-filesvolumedriver

23. Container
Service
.NET
Service Fabric
Azure Application Insights
Azure Monitor
Volume
stdout/stderr
AppInsights SDK
Platform events & metrics

25. Replicated transactional store
Data structures C++ STL API
C# Java Go Others
Replication, leader election,
orchestration, clustering,
federation, etc.
Service Fabric runtime
Reliable Collection Libraries
Language-specific data structure APIs

26. Service Package
Reliable Collections Runtime
Stateful lifecycleReliable Collections APIs
Your Application Code
Service Fabric runtime

27. Reliable
Collections
Service Package
Your
Application
Local machine
Reliable
Collections
Service Package
SF node
Reliable
Collections
Service Package
SF nodeSF node

30. ASP.NET
Core
serviceB.myapp
serviceA.myapp
serviceC.myapp
http.get('http://serviceB.myapp/users/12345’,
(response) => { … });
await httpClient.GetAsync(
"http://serviceB.myapp/users/12345");

33. Service package
service 1
Service package
service 3
Service package
service 2
Routing Rule resources
Network
Envoy proxy Envoy proxyEnvoy proxyEnvoy proxy

34. Service Fabric
Polyglot services
Described by Service Fabric resources
Enhanced with Reliable Collections
Connected through intelligent routing
Service
ASP.NET
Core
Service
Service
Secrets
Volumes
Dev machine Any cloud On-prem Azure clusters Mesh

36. Date ID Service Fabric Customer Sessions
Mon 3:30 PM THR2034 Accenture: Modernize applications and reduce TCO with Windows containers on Service
Fabric
Wed 1:00PM THR2011 Honeywell: How Honeywell migrated their smart thermostat application to Service
Fabric
Wed 3:30PM THR2513 ASOS.com: Improving cloud utilization with Service Fabric

37. Date ID Theatre and Workshop
Tues 2:00 PM THR2047 Containers and microservices: Zero to Hero with Service Fabric
Wed 2:45 PM WRK2213 Containerize an existing ASP.NET application using Visual Studio and Service Fabric
Date ID Breakout
Mon 2:45 PM BRK2111 Azure Service Fabric: The road ahead for microservices
Tues 10:30 AM BRK2102 App Modernization with Microsoft Azure (Corey Sanders)
Wed 10:15AM BRK2508 Inside Azure Datacenter Architecture with Mark Russinovich
Wed 2:45 PM BRK2149 Modernize your Windows Server applications with containers
Wed 4:30 PM BRK3810 Modernizing existing .NET applications with Windows Containers and Azure cloud

38.  Request access to Service Fabric Mesh private preview
 http://aka.ms/sfmeshpreview
 Service Fabric Mesh public preview, along with v6.3 runtime and
SDK, coming in the next few weeks
 Visit us on GitHub
 https://github.com/Microsoft/service-fabric