Deployment for dev ops with service fabric

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Assesses Microsoft Service Fabric as a tool for DevOps, looking at various criteria such as parity between environments (Dev, QA, Prod), "build once and deploy many" (now a mantra in the Twelve Factor App Methodology), incremental deployments, ability to scale, zero-downtime upgrades, a productive developer experience (the "F5" experience) and the slogan "Cattle not pets".

Deployment for DevOps
How Suitable is Azure Service Fabric for DevOps?
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What is DevOps?
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LOCAL DEV QA PREPROD

All Environments as Equal as Possible
“Begin with the end in mind”
“Deploy to a consistent Platform”
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“Eliminate DEPLOYMENT issues”

Build, test and deploy The Same artefact
LOCALDEV
DEV
QA
UAT
PROD
Build
Output
“Build once, deploy to many environments”
“Package once, Configure afterwards”
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Deployments should be small
Monolith
X
Micro
Service
Humongous
System
Test case: “Change one line of code”
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Able to Scale
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Zero-Downtime Upgrades
Build
Output
Upgrading!
Humongo
Happy!
Happy!
Happy!
Happy!
LOADBALANCER
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Productive Development Experience
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What is
Azure Service Fabric?
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Microsoft’s Platform for Microservices
Independent Scaling | Rolling Upgrades | Always on Availability | Resource Efficient | Deploy Anywhere
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Demo
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Chaos
• Restart a node
• Restart a deployed code package
• Remove a replica
• Restart a replica
• Move a primary replica (configurable)
• Move a secondary replica (configurable)
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“Cattle, not pets”

Visual Studio Project Templates
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.Net Core 2.0
Stateless Service
Stateful Service
Actor Service
Stateless ASP.NET
Stateless ASP.NET Core
Hosted Containers and Applications
Guest Executable
Container
.Net Framework
Stateless Service
Stateful Service
Actor Service
Stateless ASP.NET Core
Stateful ASP.NET Core

Systems as Code - a model for DevOps Automation
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Layer in the System Source Code Types
Infrastructure Setup Arm Templates, XML FilesNetworks, Virtual Machines, Firewalls
Platform Setup ScriptsOS, Platform Apps (SQL Server)
Application Deployment Service Fabric Manifests, .msi, PowershellBuild Output (aka Artefacts)
Application Development Visual Studio Solutions, NodejsServices, Websites, Databases
What are we dealing with?
SourceControl

Assessment
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Costs
Costs for one day – Zero Load
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1. Deployment for DevOps How Suitable is Azure Service Fabric for DevOps? © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché

3. All Environments as Equal as Possible “Begin with the end in mind” “Deploy to a consistent Platform” © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché “Eliminate DEPLOYMENT issues”

4. Build, test and deploy The Same artefact LOCALDEV DEV QA UAT PROD Build Output “Build once, deploy to many environments” “Package once, Configure afterwards” © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché

5. Deployments should be small Monolith X Micro Service Humongous System Test case: “Change one line of code” © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché

7. Zero-Downtime Upgrades Build Output Upgrading! Humongo Happy! Happy! Happy! Happy! LOADBALANCER © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché

10. Microsoft’s Platform for Microservices Independent Scaling | Rolling Upgrades | Always on Availability | Resource Efficient | Deploy Anywhere © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché

12. Chaos • Restart a node • Restart a deployed code package • Remove a replica • Restart a replica • Move a primary replica (configurable) • Move a secondary replica (configurable) © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché “Cattle, not pets”

13. Visual Studio Project Templates © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché .Net Core 2.0 Stateless Service Stateful Service Actor Service Stateless ASP.NET Stateless ASP.NET Core Hosted Containers and Applications Guest Executable Container .Net Framework Stateless Service Stateful Service Actor Service Stateless ASP.NET Core Stateful ASP.NET Core

14. Systems as Code - a model for DevOps Automation © Karunasoft Consulting Ltd 2018 : Jean-Pierre Fouché Layer in the System Source Code Types Infrastructure Setup Arm Templates, XML FilesNetworks, Virtual Machines, Firewalls Platform Setup ScriptsOS, Platform Apps (SQL Server) Application Deployment Service Fabric Manifests, .msi, PowershellBuild Output (aka Artefacts) Application Development Visual Studio Solutions, NodejsServices, Websites, Databases What are we dealing with? SourceControl

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Important!- Time to deploy - Reduce deltas: deploy fewer artefacts
Show the application (Voting) Show SF Explorer Scale the Services – 5 nodes Show the processes (Process Explorer  FabricHost.exe, FabricGateway.exe, VotingWeb.exe) Show SF Tray App  Ability to Switch Clusters Show the code – manifests  Show the versions - Show the parameters (min replicas etc) Show upgrade process Show config upgrade (don’t execute, just show the code) Run the monitoring application. Run chaos
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