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Provision Azure Service Fabric resource - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers
Provision Azure Service Fabric resource
- [Instructor] Up to this point we've created a Docker Container images and pushed them into a container registry such as Docker Hub. Now we're going to parition a new Azure Service Fabric text cluster. To deploy and run the microservices. In the Azure portal let's create a new resource by selectng this Create a Resource button. And here I'm going to search for Fabric. Let's select the Service Fabric Cluster option. And then push this Create button. Here I'm going to specify the name for this cluster. In this case I'm going to use e-commercerdc as the name. In the operating system I'm going to use Windows 1803 because that's exactly the version that we're using in our Docker Container images. For the username let's type a username and a password. Then the resource group in this case I'm going to use e-commerce and for the location I'm going to use West US number 2. Let's click on this OK button. And then I'm…
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Provision Azure Service Fabric resource3m 58s
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Creating a Docker Compose script for Azure Service Fabric3m 52s
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Installing the certificate and reading the settings from Azure Service Fabric3m 7s
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Creating the release pipeline3m 46s
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Challenge: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric1m 8s
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Solution: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric1m 27s
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