Lifting and Shifting Legacy Web Services to Microservices in Azure Service Fabric
summary
Shows how to convert ASMX/WCF legacy apps into container images, push to a registry, and run them on Azure Service Fabric with automatic failover and scaling. Demonstration containerizes a Northwind ASP.NET app, deploys to a Service Fabric local 5-node cluster, disables a node and observes the service move with no loss. Uses Docker, Visual Studio, ARM templates and recommends a CI/CD pipeline with Windows containers. Notes a real-world pain: a customer with 500 ASMX services in one DLL, and asserts Service Fabric runs on premises and in Azure.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 7:37The journey to the cloud
- 9:39Cloud app continuum
- 15:26What is a container?
- 18:38What are microservices?
- 24:09Traditional architecture
- 24:31Traditional workflow
- 26:32Containerization is key!
- 32:42Azure Service Fabric : A Platform for Microservices
- 41:35How Service Fabric Works?
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