The cluster manager service is available over the HTTP Port 19080 and the TCP port 19000 of the cluster. It allows the Fabric client (available in the System.Fabric namespace), REST, and PowerShell clients to perform management operations, such as restarting a node, on the Service Fabric cluster.
- Preface
- Microservices – Getting to Know the Buzzword
- Microsoft Azure Platform and Services Primer
- Understanding Azure Service Fabric
- Hands-on with Service Fabric – Guest Executables
- Hands on with Service Fabric – Reliable Services
- Reliable Actors
- Microservices Architecture Patterns Motivation
- Microservices Architectural Patterns
- Architectural patterns
- Service proxy
- Service Façade API Gateway
- Reliable Data Store
- Cluster Orchestrator
- Auto-scaling
- Partitioning
- Centralized Diagnostics Service
- High Density Deployment
- API Gateway
- Latency Optimized Load Balancing
- Queue Driven Decomposing Strategy
- Circuit Breaker
- Message Broker for Communication
- Compensating Transaction
- Rate Limiter
- Sagas
- Master Data Management
- CQRS – Command Query Responsibility Segregation
- Event Sourcing
- Remindable Actors
- Managed Actors
- Summary
- Securing and Managing Your Microservices
- Diagnostics and Monitoring
- Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
- Serverless Microservices
Cluster manager service
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