Microsoft Open Sources Azure Service Fabric and .NET SDK under MIT License
Microsoft announced the open‑source release of Azure Service Fabric’s .NET SDK in 2017 and, after a year of anticipation, fully open‑sourced the platform under the MIT license in March 2018, providing Linux builds on GitHub, outlining its benefits for stateful and stateless microservices, and noting integration with Ocelot.
On March 24, 2017, Microsoft’s official Azure Service Fabric blog announced that the .NET SDK for Service Fabric would be open‑sourced, responding to strong community demand. After a year of waiting, on March 14, 2018 Microsoft released the entire Service Fabric codebase under the MIT license.
The open‑source repository is hosted at https://github.com/Microsoft/service-fabric . Currently the code builds for Linux and passes basic tests; issues and pull requests can be submitted there. Windows build and full CI environments have not yet been migrated.
Microsoft has also open‑sourced related components such as Reliable Services, Reliable Actors, ASP.NET Core integration libraries, and several Azure services (Azure SQL DB, Azure Cosmos DB, Cortana, etc.) that are built on Service Fabric.
Service Fabric offers several advantages:
Supports creation of stateless and stateful microservices that can be scaled on the cloud to handle high‑complexity, low‑latency, data‑intensive scenarios.
Provides application‑level awareness and insight, delivering orchestration and automation benefits for microservices.
Solves distributed system challenges such as state management, giving developers lifecycle management capabilities without needing to refactor architecture as business grows.
Integrates tooling into Visual Studio and offers command‑line utilities for rapid onboarding.
Supports both .NET and Java, making it attractive for teams transitioning between these ecosystems.
The article also mentions that the Ocelot API‑gateway project has added integration with Service Fabric; documentation is available at http://ocelot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/features/servicefabric.html . This integration highlights the growing .NET Core ecosystem around Service Fabric.
Original source: http://www.cnblogs.com/shanyou/p/8571341.html
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