Part III Linux and Containers
Chapter 12 Service Fabric on Linux
Chapter 14 Container Orchestration
Service Fabric provides a microservices programming model that you can use to build native cloud microservices applications. However, as discussed in Part I, implementing microservices doesn’t mandate a specific programming model. If an application can be packaged in a self-contained format and be consistently deployed on different environments, it can enjoy many cloud benefits, such as failover, scaling, and load balancing. While packaging application artifacts isn’t hard, making sure the application has all its dependencies is not easy. A legacy application may have dependencies on external libraries and services; it may ...
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