Microservices architecture portrays efficient mechanisms of solving modern enterprise problems. However, this simplification comes at a cost. Manually managing hyperscale deployments of Microservices is nearly impossible. Automating Microservices lifecycle management becomes an inevitable requirement to achieve enterprise-grade environment stability. This is where the role of Azure Service Fabric becomes significant. To start with, let's try to understand what Service Fabric is.
Mark Fussell, a senior program manager in the Microsoft Azure Service Fabric team, defines Service Fabric as the following:
Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform that makes it easy to package, deploy, and manage scalable and reliable Microservices.
Let's dig deeper into this definition. The definition categorizes Service Fabric as a platform. A platform...