Does Aspire Supports Running on Azure Service Fabric? #2409
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Does Aspire Supports Running on Azure Service Fabric? Even if there are feature overlaps like orchestration, service discovery and etc.. Aspire just like a modern replacement of Azure Service Fabric with attaction features including OTEL supports and uniform resource accesses. It would be helpful if there is a doc on how to add Aspire supports on Service fabric.. ideally, service fabric application could be modeled to keep Aspire hosts alive and the host keeps monitoring other apps. |
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Seems this is also related.. #831 |
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Hey... Any comments on this issue |
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Aspire does not support deploying to Service Fabric today. Someone could create a Service Fabric provisioning tool, similar to the provisioning tool for Kubernetes linked in this thread: #830. |
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Right! Service fabric is a runtime for both local development and a deployment target. Aspire's local orchestrator is for development and there's a process for turning that into a target deployment for another orchestrator. Since Aspire has a local experience, it's unclear if the service fabric emulator could be used in a compatible way with it as it exists today. As for deployment, a tool would need to be built to translate the manifest into a service fabric deployment, but that's out of scope for what we're targeting today. |
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@davidfowl is this still the case today? Or is it on the roadmap? Thanks! |
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It is still the case today and currently it is not on the roadmap. |
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The local development is not emulated, it uses the same runtime. |
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Right! Service fabric is a runtime for both local development and a deployment target. Aspire's local orchestrator is for development and there's a process for turning that into a target deployment for another orchestrator. Since Aspire has a local experience, it's unclear if the service fabric emulator could be used in a compatible way with it as it exists today. As for deployment, a tool would need to be built to translate the manifest into a service fabric deployment, but that's out of scope for what we're targeting today.