How to run serverless microservices with Azure Service Fabric Mesh
Microservice applications can provide some real benefits, but writing distributed systems is hard! Service Fabric already makes this easier by providing an integrated microservices and container orchestration platform. Service Fabric Mesh builds upon this foundation and gives you a fully serverless offering, where you don’t have to manage any infrastructure.
In this episode, Sander Molenkamp gives an overview of the new Service Fabric Mesh offering. After that he will demonstrate some of the new features using the AirportMesh demo case. Demo’s include deploying and scaling out an application, reading files from mounted volumes and using canary releases to get code safely deployed into production.
00:00:10 - Introduction
00:01:27 - What is Service Fabric
00:02:50 - Deployment models
00:04:38 - Service Fabric Mesh benefits
00:05:41 - Naming things is hard
00:06:48 - Resource model
00:09:26 - Demo: deploy an application
00:22:48 - Demo: scale-out
00:25:00 - Demo: volumes
00:29:05 - Demo: canary releases
00:35:36 - Wrap up
Demo code: https://github.com/amolenk/airportmesh
This video was made possible by Info Support (https://www.infosupport.com) and DotNed, the Dutch .NET Usergroup (https://www.dotned.nl).
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