Azure-docs: Are current Service Fabric Mesh quotas permanent?
Are the quotas described on this page just while this is in preview or are they likely to remain this way (or similar).
For example if we wanted to bring up an app with a high number of cores (~60) in the future would this be something that would be possible?
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zak-nye
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@ChackDan Would you be able to share your insights on this road map question for Service Fabric Mesh? Thanks :)
Karishma-Tiwari-MSFT
on 8 Aug 2019
@zak-nye we're in the process of evolving Mesh's app model based on the feedback we've gotten in the preview so far (see https://youtu.be/sU52ULgX7YU?t=2848 for more info on this). Once this is publicly available, quotas will be lifted over time. I don't have a date exactly for this, but at that point, we should definitely be able to support 60+ core deployments.
dkkapur
on 8 Aug 2019
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@zak-nye we're in the process of evolving Mesh's app model based on the feedback we've gotten in the preview so far (see https://youtu.be/sU52ULgX7YU?t=2848 for more info on this). Once this is publicly available, quotas will be lifted over time. I don't have a date exactly for this, but at that point, we should definitely be able to support 60+ core deployments.