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### Service Fabric cluster
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A Linux cluster is deployed with the following characteristics:
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In the **Microsoft.ServiceFabric/clusters** resource, a Linux cluster is deployed with the following characteristics:
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* a single node type
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* five nodes in the primary node type (configurable in the template parameters)
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### Azure load balancer
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A load balancer is deployed and probes and rules setup for the following ports:
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In the **Microsoft.Network/loadBalancers** resource, a load balancer is configured and probes and rules setup for the following ports:
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* client connection endpoint: 19000
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### Virtual network and subnet
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The names of the virtual network and subnet are declared in the template parameters. Address spaces of the virtual network and subnet are also declared in the template parameters:
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The names of the virtual network and subnet are declared in the template parameters. Address spaces of the virtual network and subnet are also declared in the template parameters and configured in the **Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks** resource:
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* virtual network address space: 10.0.0.0/16
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* Service Fabric subnet address space: 10.0.2.0/24
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* client connection endpoint: 19000
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If any other application ports are needed, then you will need to adjust the Microsoft.Network/loadBalancers resource and the Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups resource to allow the traffic in.
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If any other application ports are needed, then you will need to adjust the **Microsoft.Network/loadBalancers** resource and the **Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups** resource to allow the traffic in.
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### Virtual network, subnet, and network security group
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The names of the virtual network, subnet, and network security group are declared in the template parameters. Address spaces of the virtual network and subnet are also declared in the template parameters:
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The names of the virtual network, subnet, and network security group are declared in the template parameters. Address spaces of the virtual network and subnet are also declared in the template parameters and configured in the **Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks** resource:
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The following inbound traffic rules are enabled in the network security group. You can change the port values by changing the template variables.
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The following inbound traffic rules are enabled in the **Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups** resource. You can change the port values by changing the template variables.
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If any other application ports are needed, then you will need to adjust the **Microsoft.Network/loadBalancers** resource and the **Microsoft.Network/networkSecurityGroups** resource to allow the traffic in.
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