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Administering an Azure Service Fabric cluster from the Service Fabric CLI

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Administering an Azure Service Fabric cluster from the Service Fabric CLI

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- [Instructor] The service fabric command line interface is a Python-based cross-platform tool that you can install to perform admin tasks to your service fabric clusters. The easiest way to begin using the service fabric command line interface is by using Cloud Shell. So let's open Cloud Shell and let's maximize it. You can type sfctl, and as you can see, Cloud Shell includes the service fabric command line interface. Let's see the version. Version number is 8.0.0. At the time of this recording, this is the latest version of the command line interface. Great. Now, to connect to our service fabric cluster, we need the certificate. You can upload the PFX file by using this upload option that you can find in the menu. I've already done that to expedite the process, so I have it here in my local folder. The thing is that we can't use the PFX as is, but we need it in the PKCS12 format. To do that, we're going to…

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