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Creating a container-based Service Fabric application

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Creating a container-based Service Fabric application

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- [Instructor] Another application model supported in Service Fabric is the use of Docker containers. For some years, containers have been the standard mechanism for the execution and deployment of services. Containers are an ideal complement to the microservices architecture thanks to the fact that they are isolated and lightweight processes. Let's create a new Service Fabric application and let's name it ECommerceContainers. And we're going to use this location. Here you can select the container template. As you can see here, you can set the service name. Let's name it ECommerceApiProducts. Here you can specify the image name. Take into account that the image has to be reachable. So, for example, I'm going to use this image, ecommerce.api.products, that I have in my Docker hub account, and it's a public image, so I don't need a user name. And here you can specify the host port that you want to use. In this case,…

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