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Solution: Creating an Azure Service Fabric application based on Docker containers

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Solution: Creating an Azure Service Fabric application based on Docker containers

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] For this challenge, I created this e-commerce containers Service Fabric application and I added a new service based on the container's application model, just like I did before, but this time I'm using the port 80. And as you can see, I'm using this ecommerce.api.products image that I have in my Docker Hub account. Then I right click here and select the publish option. And in this publish Service Fabric application dialogue box I selected my account and selected the Service Fabric cluster that I want to deploy to. And finally I clicked on publish. After a while the application was published and now I can test it in my browser. As you can see here, this is returning all these products from the products microservice that I have now in the Service Fabric cluster. I can even use a specific ID for the product.

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