Microservices and Serverless

Day One: Lab

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 Table of Index

LAB 1: DEPLOY A SERVICE FABRIC APPLICATION TO A CLUSTER IN AZURE 7

TASK 1: CREATING A WINDOWS VM 7

TASK 2: VISUAL STUDIO 2017 ENVIRONMENT SETUP 10
TASK 3: INSTALLATION OF MICROSOFT AZURE SERVICE FABRIC SDK 13
TASK 4 DEPLOYING APPLICATION 16
TASK 5: PUBLISH THE CLUSTER TO AZURE 18
TASK 6: DEPLOYING THE APPLICATION TO CLUSTER 22

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 Lab 1: Deploy a Service Fabric application to a cluster in Azure

Lab 1: Deploy a Service Fabric application to a cluster in Azure

Task 1: Creating a Windows VM

1. Login into Azure Portal

2. Click Virtual machines and select Add

3. Enter the details as shown below

a) Subscription: choose your subscription
b) Resource Group: Click on Create new and enter a unique name for the same
c) Virtual machine name: windows
d) Region: East US
e) Availability options: No infrastructure redundancy required
f) Image: Windows 10 Pro Version 1809
g) Size: use default settings
h) Enter a username and password

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4. Inbound Port rules

a) select Allow selected ports and select HTTP, HTTPS, RDP
b) Click Review + create

5. After the validations are passed Click Create and wait for the deployment to finish

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6. After the deployment is complete click on Go to resources

7. Click on connect and Download RDP File

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8. Enter the password that was created during configuration of windows VM and click OK

Task 2: Visual Studio 2017 Environment Setup

1. Download Visual Studio from the below link run the setup file

http://bit.do/vstudio2017

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2. Execute the .exe and follow the instruction

3. After clicking continue, a window will popup with Visual Studio Installer in Progress

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4. Select the ASP.Net and Web development, Azure development workloads and click
install

5. Visual Studio 2017 Community edition will be installed

Note: Installation may take up to 15-20 mins

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6. Click on Sign and provide the Azure account details

Task 3: Installation of Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK

1. Download the Service Fabric SDK from the below link and install the .exe. File by
following the on-screen instructions

http://bit.ly/cloudthat-fabric-SDK

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2. Accept the terms and agreements

3. After the installation is completed, click on Finish

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4. Enable PowerShell script execution

Service Fabric uses Windows PowerShell scripts for creating a local development cluster
and for deploying applications from Visual Studio. By default, Windows blocks these
scripts from running. To enable them, you must modify your PowerShell execution
policy. Open PowerShell as an administrator and enter the following command

5. Install Git using the below mention link and follow the on-screen instruction

http://bit.do/gitwindows

6. Clone the example application from the example repository by executing the below
command in Git Bash

git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/service-

fabric-dotnet-quickstart.git

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Task 4 Deploying Application

1. Open Visual Studio as Administrator

2. Create a Project in Visual Studio, File → open → Project/Solution, select the previously
cloned project (Voting.sln)

3. Select the solution File, then Click Open

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4. Press F5, to start building the code, wait until the application build process is complete

Note: It may take up to 5-10 minutes to finish

5. Open browser and the below link

localhost:8080

6. To manage/ View service fabrics nodes visit the below link

localhost:19080/Explorer/index.html#/system/ap
ps

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Task 5: Publish the cluster to Azure

1. In Solution Explorer on the right-hand side select Voting, and click Publish to deploy it
into Azure

2. Choose your Azure account

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3. In Connection Endpoint, select Create New Cluster. If you are deploying to an existing
cluster, select the cluster endpoint from the list. The Create Service Fabric Cluster dialog
opens

4. Enter the following details

a) Cluster name mytestcluster
b) Select your subscription,
c) Location East US 2
d) Number of cluster nodes 3
e) Resource Group: select a new resource group and enter a unique for the same
f) Click Next

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5. In the Certificate tab, enter the password and output path for the cluster Certificate. A
self-signed certificate is created as a PFX file and saved to the specified output path

6. In the VM Detail tab, enter the User name and Password for the cluster admin account.
Select the Virtual machine image for the cluster nodes and the Virtual machine size for
each cluster node. Click the Advanced tab

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7. In Advanced tab, allow the following ports

a) 80, 83, 8080, click on Create

8. Cluster creation is in process, wait until the process is complete

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Task 6: Deploying the Application to Cluster

1. In Solution Explorer, right-click on Voting and select Publish. The Publish dialog box
appears. In Connection Endpoint, select the endpoint for the cluster you created in the
previous step. For example, "mytestcluster.eastasia.cloudapp.azure.com:19000". If you
select Advanced Connection Parameters, the certificate information should be auto-
filled

2. Select Publish

3. Once the build and deployment is successful, you should see the following output

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4. Open the below link in the browser

http://<clustername>.<region>.cloudapp.azure.com:8080

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