During Microsoft Ignite 2018, they talked about new Service Fabric libraries for .NET Core that allow us to use reliable collections without having to use the Service Fabric runtime. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=myPbo1aOAQk). The example showed the method: UseReliableCollectionsService that is called during standard AspNetCore initialization.
I've looked everywhere, but can't find those libraries, or even a mention of them. What is the status? Are they available yet? I'm about to start a new SF service, and would love to use them.
They shipped as part of the 6.4 SDK release, please note they are in a preview state.
How can we integrate the library into a (non-Service Fabric) ASP.NET Core app? Through NuGet? Or by installing the SDK and referencing the DLLs manually?
I'm also interested in using Reliable Collections without SF. Which was, in fact the original question, and it was not answered properly.
Have you guys @mikoskinen @NArnott found anything?
@MikkelHegn Can you refer us to the appropriate nuget? I dont mind if it's a "my get" or if it's in preview.
Thanks
@andreujuanc They did answer it. Assuming the default SDK location, the nuget packages are installed here: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Service Fabric\packages
I don't know why they aren't getting included on Nuget.org or some other online repo, but for now, that's where they can be found.
Cool, it works. Thanks.
Hope this gets GA soon.
Maybe at build 2019? "Wink wink".
What's the plan on taking this forward? Would appreciate if you guys can share what's on your roadmap.
BTW, packages did not work as expected. :( I could not get RC working :(
@andreujuanc I am also interested in this, but i donot find any documentation. Were you able to make it work. if you have, please share a working example.
@sudheer594 sorry but I didn't manage to make it work.
We kind of gave up all this thing and move to a different solution.
What is the status of this? Would love to be able to use Reliable Collections in AKS for example.