Service Fabric + Windows Server 1709 volumes demo

Overview

Check out the blog post at https://www.noelbundick.com/2018/02/10/Running-Windows-Containers-with-Volumes-on-Azure-Service-Fabric/

Walkthrough

Requirements

• Azure CLI
• Service Fabric SDK & Tools

Set up a cluster

Run the following commands in PowerShell, replacing the cert path with your own

# Create a cluster
az sf cluster create `
  -g sf-1709 `
  -l eastus `
  --template-file sf-1709/template.json `
  --parameter-file sf-1709/parameters.json `
  --vault-name sf-1709 `
  --certificate-subject-name sf-1709 `
  --certificate-password 'Password#1234' `
  --certificate-output-folder .

# Import cert
Import-PfxCertificate -FilePath '.\sf-1709201802051346.pfx' -CertStoreLocation 'Cert:\CurrentUser\My\'

Create an Azure File share

az storage account create -n sf1709data -g sf-1709 --sku Standard_LRS
az storage share create -n minecraft --account-name sf1709data

Deploy Minecraft via Visual Studio 2017

Deploy the minecraft project from Visual Studio 2017