FabrikamFiber

This project was originally started by Richard Hundhausen and distributed on CodePlex as an application for training users in Visual Studio and development practices.

I have archived it here since I frequently use it for examples rebuilding existing applications to run in containers.

Building this project

What's needed:

• Windows 10 version 1803, Windows Server version 1803 or later
• Visual Studio 2017 (any edition)
• .Net Framework 4.7.2 SDK, ASP.Net Targeting Pack for Visual Studio
• Docker

Steps to build

Find "Developer Command Prompt for VS 2017" on the Start menu or by searching for it. Once the command window is open, change to the directory with the source code, and run these steps.

rmdir /s /q MyCompany.Visitors.Web\bin\Release\Publish
msbuild FabrikamFiber.CallCenter.sln /t:clean /p:Configuration=Release
msbuild FabrikamFiber.CallCenter.sln /t:build /p:Configuration=Release /p:PublishProfile=FolderProfile /p:DeployOnBuild=true
cd FabrikamFiber.Web

docker build --no-cache -t ff .
docker run --rm -p 8080:80 -d ff

Note: When you want to update the Windows and .Net container layers later, update then run docker pull on the base image given in the Dockerfile, then run docker build again.

Kubernetes

What's needed

• Kubernetes 1.10 or later cluster
• At least 1 Linux amd64 node, and 1 Windows amd64 node
• kubectl
• The files at k8s/* in this repo

The latest step by step guide to deploying this on Azure at http://aka.ms/windowscontainers/kubernetes

Steps to deploy

This will create 2 deployments - one for web, one for the database, along with a shared secret.

Description	Deployment Name	Service
Web site behind Azure load balancer	fabrikamfiber.web	fabrikamfiberweb
SQL Server express database	db	db

All 4 can be deployed using these steps:

kubectl apply -n ff -f k8s/db-secret.yaml
kubectl apply -n ff -f k8s/db-mssql-linux.yaml
kubectl apply -n ff -f k8s/db-service.yaml
kubectl apply -n ff -f k8s/fabrikamfiber.web-deployment.yaml
kubectl apply -n ff -f k8s/fabrikamfiber.web-service.yaml

Other Resources

Step by Step - Getting Started & Azure Service Fabric

There's a great guide on how to use this to test building Docker containers and deploying them to Azure Service Fabric here.

If you want to try a different orchestrator, follow the steps through the first Test your container section, then pick from the next sections here.