azure-service-fabric

Suppose there is an named application running on Azure service fabric cluster. And this named application has 5 different services. Will these services be running in different processes or in same process? And what if these services are not .net services and are executable? Guest EXEs always get their own processes. Otherwise, there are two hosting modes available: Exclusive Process - this one is very straight-forward so let's start here. In this mode, everything gets its own process. Every replica of every partition of every service instance of every application gets its own exclusive host

I seem to keep getting "Service Not Found" whenever I try to resolve an endpoint for a stateless service. I have tried using the service partition resolver and also the service proxy but they both yield same results. Is there a restriction on Service Fabric or am I misunderstanding how stateless services should be used? I could not find any documentation stating either way. To give more detail on what I am attempting to do. I am building an Api Gateway. The Api Gateway is comprised of RegistryService and a RoutingService. I have multiple service fabric applications, some of which have "front

I have a Stateless Service that I am migrating some CloudService WCF Endpoints to. These enpoints are available publicly and require that I am able to discover their properties using WS-MetadataExchange via both References > Add Service Reference from a Visual Studio project as well as from WCFTestClient . I've followed a few tutorials and have a test endpoint set up: <Endpoint Protocol="tcp" Name="WcfServiceEndpoint" Type="Input" Port="8081" /> As well as a service contract [ServiceContract] public interface ITestContract { [OperationContract] int TestMethod(int value1, int value2); } The

We have a Service Fabric Service project with multiple services: Actors, Stateful services and Stateless services combined into one ServiceManifest. Two stateful services did not work: the constructors were called, the communicationlisteners (through remoting) were created, but the RunAsync method was not called. After removing the endpoint listing from the ServiceManifest.xml the services started working again. But now we are left wondering why and how this works. Could someone explain? To illustrate, the relevant section was <Resources> <Endpoints> <Endpoint Name="WebServiceEndpoint" Type=

I'm creating a stateless service inside Azure Service Fabric. However, once service starts (or on start of custom communication listener) I need to get addresses of all other instances/partitions of that service. I'm doing so by creating new FabricClient and calling fabricClient.QueryManager.GetPartitionListAsync(serviceUri) . However I'm getting FabricServiceNotFoundException with message Service does not exist. when a first service instance starts running. I couldn't find that in documentation, so my question is: how can I get a list of listening endpoint addresses for all active instances

I have a secured service fabric cluster. The same certificate is being used as the server certificate and for client authentication. I am unable to create a FabricClient in a console application that will allow me to connect to this cluster. I am using the code snippet documented here under "Connect to a secure cluster using a client certificate": static void Main(string[] args) { string thumb = "‎1234567890123456789012345678901234567890"; string CommonName = "somefabric.cloudapp.azure.com"; string connection = "somefabric.cloudapp.azure.com:19000"; try { X509Credentials xc = GetCredentials