Azure Service Fabric - Book Review
On March 30, 2016 @ Microsoft Build Developer Conference, Azure Service Fabric* became Generally Available. If you are reading this, you are probably excited as well! If you have been in the software industry for awhile, you probably know that announcing software Generally Available does not always mean that the software is ready for prime time LOL. This might not be the case with Azure Service Fabric, as Microsoft internally has been working with this tech for years before making it available (probably started as research project called Orleans ). A while back, I needed to get myself familiar with Azure Service Fabric, as it was the platform of choice for our green field project. I believe that when starting with a new platform, it is beneficial to use a relevant book as a starting point. A book, in contrast to disparate articles or blog posts, usually provides an overview in digested form. To that end, I picked up Haishi Bai’s book: “Programming Microsoft Azure Service Fabric”. I wou...