Custom Applications (Existing Applications)
A custom application is an application that does not integrate with Service Fabric, meaning it does not reference any Service Fabric binaries. Examples of custom applications are Node.js applications, Java applications, MongoDB, and so on. Benefits of running custom applications in Service Fabric are high availability of the application, health reporting, rolling upgrade support, and higher density.
• High availability: Applications that run in Service Fabric are highly available out of the box. Service Fabric makes sure that one instance of an application is always up and running.
• Health monitoring: Out-of-the-box Service Fabric health monitoring detects if the application is up and running and provides ...
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