Microsoft Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform engineered for hosting hyperscale Microservices. The addressed challenges around managing Microservices are packaging, deployment, scaling, upgrading, and so on. Apart from the rich graphical user interface exposed through Azure Portal and the management APIs, Service Fabric clusters can also be managed using Windows PowerShell cmdlets. This is the preferred mechanism for automating the management process.
Managing Service Fabric clusters with Windows PowerShell
Prerequisites
Service Fabric supports automation of most of its application lifecycle management tasks. These tasks include deploying, upgrading, removing, and testing Azure Service Fabric applications. Following...