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Solution: Installing and verifying your development environment

Solution: Installing and verifying your development environment - Azure Tutorial

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Solution: Installing and verifying your development environment

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(upbeat cheerful music) - [Instructor] For this solution, you have to configure the local cluster to use a single node. You can do that by right-clicking the Service Fabric icon on the Windows system tray. After a while, the Service Fabric cluster will run on a single node. As you can see here, I only have one node now. You can even verify this by executing the Get Service Fabric Node command outlet in PowerShell. Let's run Get Service Fabric Node and as you can see, it returns a single node now. Additionally you can deploy a service with Visual Studio just as before. Let's click on this start button and now this application it's running on this single node.

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