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Service Fabric is the foundational technology powering core Azure infrastructure and large-scale Microsoft services such as Azure Cosmos DB, Azure SQL Database, Dynamics 365, and Cortana. Come to this session for a developer’s tour and dives into the latest and greatest of Service Fabric capabilities, including containers, low-latency data processing, .NET Core 2.0 and VS 2017 integration. We are also going to immerse you with our future roadmap that makes building containerized microservice applications much easier.
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xsan High quality MP4 file is broken - has only 12 minutes.
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KathyHickman @xsan: Thank you for letting us know, we have removed this for the time being, and as a workaround you can download the medium quality video instead, while we troubleshoot. Thank you!
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MAR Can anyone at MS assure developers that Service Fabric has a long future? With bloggers out there saying Kubernetes on Azure is going to interrupt future dev of SF, that's a worry, and it would be good to have MS speak loudly and often about the future of SF. The conversion of a large enterprise app into SF is a heavy lift, and only worth the investment if MS doesn't pull the rug and cave to KN popularity. Our team prefers the extra facility of SF over KN, but only if SF has a LONG dev future (not just an EOL future).