In this second part of the Azure Service Fabric series, I build upon the theory I covered in part one, by developing an application that utilizes several Service Fabric components. By watching this screen-cast you will learn how to build stateful, stateless and actor services, while developing an IoT device simulation and monitoring system.
This is the first part in a series of screen-casts dedicated to Azure Service Fabric. In this video you will learn the theory about Service Fabric, the types of applications it should be used for and the programming models available. You will also see a demonstration of creating a Service Fabric solution, running it locally and examining the Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager.
Microservices is a popular topic in the circles of software development in the recent years. It is an architectural style in which application domains are separated into bounded contexts that become loosely coupled services, focused only on specific functionality.
During the screencast the viewers will benefit by learning how to utilize Visual Studio and the Azure SDK, and several different Azure services such as Web API Apps, Azure Functions, Logic Apps, Azure Service Bus, Azure Tables and Azure Active Directory. The goal of this screencast is to provide realistic enough guidance and information that you can apply to your own projects.