1. Johan Lindberg, inRiver
Azure Service Fabric
Johan Lindberg, inRiver
Lead Architect Cloud
@mcitpjohper

2. This is inriver Founded in Sweden in 2007
Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden with offices in Chicago, Amsterdam, London, Stockholm
Growing at 70% Y2Y since 2011
300+ customers and 900 brands in 17 countries
200+ partners, 600+ certified individuals
Venture-funded since 2013

3. What is PIM?
Market information
Same information in all channels

4. CONTENT SPAGHETTI

5. PUBLISH
ENRICH
PLAN & RELEASE
SUPPLY

6. SYSTEM OVERVIEW CLIENTS CONNECT PRINT XCONNECT Rich Client Inbound
Outbound
Supplier Onboarding
Model Tool
Content Store
PIM Portal
Connect
Print Plugin
REST API
inRiver Server
inRiver xConnect
SQL
SQL

7. Monolithic application Microservices application
Scales by deploying each service independently
Scales by cloning the app on multiple machines

8. Service Fabric Microservice and container orchestrator GA 2015
Azure Service Fabric
Service Fabric
Microservice and container orchestrator
GA 2015
Azure Fabric Controller
Proven and battle tested system
Package, deploy, and manage scalable and reliable microservices and containers
ASF Released 2015
Azure Fabric Controller which is the underlying service that automates and manages the Microsoft Azure cloud platform and data centers.
Azure Released 2010 – Windows Azure released

9. Billions transactions/day
Services Powered by Service Fabric
SQL Database
2.1 million DBs
Cosmos DB
Billions transactions/day
IoT Hub
Millions of messages
Event Hubs
640bn events/day
Event Grid
Skype
Cortana
Intune
Dynamics
Power BI
Designed for mission critical tier 1 workloads
30% of Azure cores run Service Fabric

10. Clustering – Create a pool of resources
What is Service Fabric?
Clustering – Create a pool of resources
Environment abstraction – Run anywhere
Always-on availability – Auto detect and handle failure in seconds
Orchestration – Manage resources and placement
Management – Rolling upgrades with health monitoring
Programming models – Microservices application platform
Reliability & Latency – Support for stateful workloads
Data-aware – Meets all your data needs

11. Azure Service Fabric Any OS, Any Cloud Dev Box Azure
Lifecycle
Management
Always On Availability
Programming Models
Health & Monitoring
Dev & Ops Tooling
Auto
scaling
Orchestration
Coming soon
Coming soon
Dev Box
Azure
On-Premises Data Centers
Other Clouds
Azure Stack
Coming soon

12. Always On Availability
Service Fabric programming models
ASP.NET Core
Reliable Actors
.NET
Guest Executables
(Any code)
Reliable Services
.NET
Containers
(Any code)
Lifecycle
Management
Always On Availability
Programming Models
Health & Monitoring
Dev & Ops Tooling
Auto
scaling
Orchestration
An actor is an isolated, independent unit of compute and state with single-threaded execution.
Every actor is defined as an instance of an actor type.
For example, there may be an actor type that implements the functionality of a calculator and there could be many actors of that type that are distributed on various nodes across a cluster. Each such actor is uniquely identified by an actor ID.
Guest executables are treated by Service Fabric like stateless services. As a result, they are placed on nodes in a cluster, based on availability and other metrics.
Reliable services – You can start making your app an Guest executable and the over time split the app to Reliable services or other frameworks to get more benefits from the Azure Service Fabric programming API
Azure
Other Clouds
Dev Machine

13. Always On Availability
Developer Tooling and Operations Monitoring
Developer
Visual
Studio/VSTS
Azure
Other Clouds
Guest Executables
Reliable Services
Reliable Actors
ASP.NET Core
Containers
Lifecycle
Management
Auto
scaling
Always On Availability
Dev & Ops Tooling
Programming Models
Health & Monitoring
Dev Machine
Orchestration
On Premise
Infrastructure
Operations
AppInsights
OMS
Azure Log Analytics Query Language

14. Service Fabric Managed Clusters in Azure
Service Fabric cluster
A Cluster supports 1,000s of nodes is self repairing, and scales-in and out
VM Scale set
VM Scale set
VM Scale set
Load Balancer

15. Service Fabric Managed Clusters in Azure
Service Fabric cluster
VM #2
Service Fabric
VM #3
Your code, etc.
Service Fabric
Your code, etc. (Port: 19080)
Your code, etc.
VM #1
Service Fabric
Load Balancer
VM #4
Your code, etc.
Service Fabric
Your code, etc.
VM #5
Web Request Port: 80
Service Fabric
Your code, etc.

16. Demo: Azure clusters Service Fabric on Azure

17. System service replica set size
Reliability tier
Sets the number of system services replicas.
Determines who reliable your entire cluster is.
Determines what the primary nodetype size is
The node SKU/Size has no bearing on reliability tier
Reliability Tier
System service replica set size
Bronze 3
Silver 5
Gold 7
Platinum 9

18. Full node SKUs like D15_V2, G5
Durability tier
Indicates to the system the privileges that your VMs have with the underlying Azure infrastructure
Indicates to the system to favor data safety over operational speed
Will delay all infrastructure operations
Scale out and in operations become easier
Does not apply to the on premise clusters
Allows Service Fabric to pause any VM level infrastructure request (such as a VM reboot, VM reimage, or VM migration) that impact the quorum requirements for the system services and your stateful services
Both Primary and non-primary node types
Durability Tier
Infra privilege time out
Available on VMs SKUs
Bronze
0 mins
All supported VM SKUs
Silver
10 mins
Gold
120 mins
Full node SKUs like D15_V2, G5

19. Demo: Monitoring and alerting Service Fabric on Azure

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