| title | description | ms.topic | ms.author | author | ms.service | ms.custom | services | ms.date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Azure Service Fabric differences between Linux and Windows |
Differences between the Azure Service Fabric on Linux and Azure Service Fabric on Windows. |
conceptual |
tomcassidy |
tomvcassidy |
service-fabric |
linux-related-content |
service-fabric |
05/13/2024 |
There are some features that are supported on Windows but not on Linux. The following differences exist between the latest available releases:
- Envoy (Reverse Proxy) is in preview on Linux
- Standalone installer isn't available on Linux
- Console redirection (not supported in Linux or Windows production clusters)
- The Fault Analysis Service (FAS) on Linux
- Domain Name System (DNS) service for Service Fabric services (DNS service is supported for containers on Linux)
- CLI command equivalents of certain PowerShell commands detailed in PowerShell cmdlets that don't work against a Linux Service Fabric Cluster. Most of these cmdlets only apply to standalone clusters.
- Differences in log implementation that can affect scalability
- Difference in Service Fabric Events Channel
- Invoke-ServiceFabricChaosTestScenario
- Invoke-ServiceFabricFailoverTestScenario
- Invoke-ServiceFabricPartitionDataLoss
- Invoke-ServiceFabricPartitionQuorumLoss
- Restart-ServiceFabricPartition
- Start-ServiceFabricNode
- Stop-ServiceFabricNode
- Get-ServiceFabricImageStoreContent
- Get-ServiceFabricChaosReport
- Get-ServiceFabricNodeTransitionProgress
- Get-ServiceFabricPartitionDataLossProgress
- Get-ServiceFabricPartitionQuorumLossProgress
- Get-ServiceFabricPartitionRestartProgress
- Get-ServiceFabricTestCommandStatusList
- Remove-ServiceFabricTestState
- Start-ServiceFabricChaos
- Start-ServiceFabricNodeTransition
- Start-ServiceFabricPartitionDataLoss
- Start-ServiceFabricPartitionQuorumLoss
- Start-ServiceFabricPartitionRestart
- Stop-ServiceFabricChaos
- Stop-ServiceFabricTestCommand
- Get-ServiceFabricNodeConfiguration
- Get-ServiceFabricClusterConfiguration
- Get-ServiceFabricClusterConfigurationUpgradeStatus
- Get-ServiceFabricPackageDebugParameters
- New-ServiceFabricPackageDebugParameter
- New-ServiceFabricPackageSharingPolicy
- Add-ServiceFabricNode
- Copy-ServiceFabricClusterPackage
- Get-ServiceFabricRuntimeSupportedVersion
- Get-ServiceFabricRuntimeUpgradeVersion
- New-ServiceFabricCluster
- New-ServiceFabricNodeConfiguration
- Remove-ServiceFabricCluster
- Remove-ServiceFabricClusterPackage
- Remove-ServiceFabricNodeConfiguration
- Test-ServiceFabricClusterManifest
- Test-ServiceFabricConfiguration
- Update-ServiceFabricNodeConfiguration
- Approve-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Complete-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Get-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Invoke-ServiceFabricDecryptText
- Invoke-ServiceFabricEncryptSecret
- Invoke-ServiceFabricEncryptText
- Invoke-ServiceFabricInfrastructureCommand
- Invoke-ServiceFabricInfrastructureQuery
- Remove-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Start-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Stop-ServiceFabricRepairTask
- Update-ServiceFabricRepairTaskHealthPolicy
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