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Solution: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric

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Solution: Deploying microservices to Azure Service Fabric

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] For the solution, I created this build pipeline that compiles and publishes its binary artifacts. Next, I created a new app service through the Azure portal. This is a code-based and Linux-based app service. I named this app service ecommercerdc and it's using .NET Core 3.1 as its runtime. Also, I created this release pipeline that is using the binary artifact from the previous step. This pipeline is using this Deploy Azure App Service task that is connected to my Azure account. Then I specified web app on Linux as the app type and chose the emmorcerdc app service from the dropdown list. In this package or folder option, I selected the ecommerce API product zip file. In other words, I am deploying the product's microservice to that app service. Finally, we can test this deployment by using Postman. Here I'm going to click tohesend button, and as you can see, I'm receiving the information from…

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