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Azure Service Fabric REST API - how to copy application package to image store?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionAPI gateway/proxy pattern for microservices deployed using Azure Service FabricHow to configure SSL on a self hosted Web API in Azure Service FabricHow can I dynamically discover services hosted in service fabric from API management?How To migrate windows service in Azure service fabricService Fabric Application PackageDeployment Operation Time Out exceptionGet the service methods using Service Fabric Client APIsCopying DotNet Core Application to image store in Service Fabric is taking a long timeHow to replicate Azure Service Fabric ClustersAzure Service Fabric - Deleting old versions of applications to reclaim disk spaceAzure Service Fabric Deployment through VS 2017 publish stuck with status Copying application to image store
I am looking for Service Fabric REST API method for copying an application package to the image store of a service fabric cluster. That is, method similar to Power Shell cmdlet Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage and Service Fabric Client .NET API method FabricClient.ApplicationManagementClient.CopyApplicationPackage.
I can't find such a method from Service Fabric Client REST API Reference.
How similar operation should be done using Service Fabric REST API methods?
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I am looking for Service Fabric REST API method for copying an application package to the image store of a service fabric cluster. That is, method similar to Power Shell cmdlet Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage and Service Fabric Client .NET API method FabricClient.ApplicationManagementClient.CopyApplicationPackage.
I can't find such a method from Service Fabric Client REST API Reference.
How similar operation should be done using Service Fabric REST API methods?
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I am looking for Service Fabric REST API method for copying an application package to the image store of a service fabric cluster. That is, method similar to Power Shell cmdlet Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage and Service Fabric Client .NET API method FabricClient.ApplicationManagementClient.CopyApplicationPackage.
I can't find such a method from Service Fabric Client REST API Reference.
How similar operation should be done using Service Fabric REST API methods?
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asked Mar 7 at 13:41
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657
I am looking for Service Fabric REST API method for copying an application package to the image store of a service fabric cluster. That is, method similar to Power Shell cmdlet Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage and Service Fabric Client .NET API method FabricClient.ApplicationManagementClient.CopyApplicationPackage.
I can't find such a method from Service Fabric Client REST API Reference.
How similar operation should be done using Service Fabric REST API methods?
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AFAIK both CopyApplicationPackage and Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage use ImageStore API under the hood, so I think ImageStore REST API is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
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I managed to copy the manifest files using ImageStore REST API method Upload File. In this case only the manifest files are uploaded as they define Azure Container Registry location where container packages are stored. After manifest files were loaded to ImageStore, I succeeded to Provision Application Type to Service Fabric Cluster.
Details that caused me some head-ache:
- Upload File: manifest files were uploaded to image store into a folder with subfolders. An empty file '_.dir' needed to be uploaded into each folder; this is a mark file used by image store service internally to indicate the availability of the linked folder. See API reference and GitHub discussion 'Provisioning application type throws exception'.
- Image Store contents can be checked with REST API method Get Image Store Content. Anyhow, the uploaded files are not visible via this method until application type is provisioned.
- If you Provision Application Type using 'ImageStorePath' option, the value given to body parameter ApplicationTypeBuildPath is relative to 'fabric:ImageStore'. I spent some quality time using 'fabric:ImageStore/MyAppType' until I realized to fix this to 'MyAppType'.
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AFAIK both CopyApplicationPackage and Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage use ImageStore API under the hood, so I think ImageStore REST API is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
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AFAIK both CopyApplicationPackage and Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage use ImageStore API under the hood, so I think ImageStore REST API is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
add a comment |
AFAIK both CopyApplicationPackage and Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage use ImageStore API under the hood, so I think ImageStore REST API is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
AFAIK both CopyApplicationPackage and Copy-ServiceFabricApplicationPackage use ImageStore API under the hood, so I think ImageStore REST API is what you are looking for.
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
answered Mar 7 at 14:01
Oleg KarasikOleg Karasik
628111
628111
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
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Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
Yep, this is the case. More details in separate answer.
– potsi
Mar 12 at 9:58
add a comment |
I managed to copy the manifest files using ImageStore REST API method Upload File. In this case only the manifest files are uploaded as they define Azure Container Registry location where container packages are stored. After manifest files were loaded to ImageStore, I succeeded to Provision Application Type to Service Fabric Cluster.
Details that caused me some head-ache:
- Upload File: manifest files were uploaded to image store into a folder with subfolders. An empty file '_.dir' needed to be uploaded into each folder; this is a mark file used by image store service internally to indicate the availability of the linked folder. See API reference and GitHub discussion 'Provisioning application type throws exception'.
- Image Store contents can be checked with REST API method Get Image Store Content. Anyhow, the uploaded files are not visible via this method until application type is provisioned.
- If you Provision Application Type using 'ImageStorePath' option, the value given to body parameter ApplicationTypeBuildPath is relative to 'fabric:ImageStore'. I spent some quality time using 'fabric:ImageStore/MyAppType' until I realized to fix this to 'MyAppType'.
answered Mar 12 at 10:31
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657
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I managed to copy the manifest files using ImageStore REST API method Upload File. In this case only the manifest files are uploaded as they define Azure Container Registry location where container packages are stored. After manifest files were loaded to ImageStore, I succeeded to Provision Application Type to Service Fabric Cluster.
Details that caused me some head-ache:
- Upload File: manifest files were uploaded to image store into a folder with subfolders. An empty file '_.dir' needed to be uploaded into each folder; this is a mark file used by image store service internally to indicate the availability of the linked folder. See API reference and GitHub discussion 'Provisioning application type throws exception'.
- Image Store contents can be checked with REST API method Get Image Store Content. Anyhow, the uploaded files are not visible via this method until application type is provisioned.
- If you Provision Application Type using 'ImageStorePath' option, the value given to body parameter ApplicationTypeBuildPath is relative to 'fabric:ImageStore'. I spent some quality time using 'fabric:ImageStore/MyAppType' until I realized to fix this to 'MyAppType'.
answered Mar 12 at 10:31
potsipotsi
657
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I managed to copy the manifest files using ImageStore REST API method Upload File. In this case only the manifest files are uploaded as they define Azure Container Registry location where container packages are stored. After manifest files were loaded to ImageStore, I succeeded to Provision Application Type to Service Fabric Cluster.
Details that caused me some head-ache:
- Upload File: manifest files were uploaded to image store into a folder with subfolders. An empty file '_.dir' needed to be uploaded into each folder; this is a mark file used by image store service internally to indicate the availability of the linked folder. See API reference and GitHub discussion 'Provisioning application type throws exception'.
- Image Store contents can be checked with REST API method Get Image Store Content. Anyhow, the uploaded files are not visible via this method until application type is provisioned.
- If you Provision Application Type using 'ImageStorePath' option, the value given to body parameter ApplicationTypeBuildPath is relative to 'fabric:ImageStore'. I spent some quality time using 'fabric:ImageStore/MyAppType' until I realized to fix this to 'MyAppType'.
answered Mar 12 at 10:31
potsipotsi
657
I managed to copy the manifest files using ImageStore REST API method Upload File. In this case only the manifest files are uploaded as they define Azure Container Registry location where container packages are stored. After manifest files were loaded to ImageStore, I succeeded to Provision Application Type to Service Fabric Cluster.
Details that caused me some head-ache:
- Upload File: manifest files were uploaded to image store into a folder with subfolders. An empty file '_.dir' needed to be uploaded into each folder; this is a mark file used by image store service internally to indicate the availability of the linked folder. See API reference and GitHub discussion 'Provisioning application type throws exception'.
- Image Store contents can be checked with REST API method Get Image Store Content. Anyhow, the uploaded files are not visible via this method until application type is provisioned.
- If you Provision Application Type using 'ImageStorePath' option, the value given to body parameter ApplicationTypeBuildPath is relative to 'fabric:ImageStore'. I spent some quality time using 'fabric:ImageStore/MyAppType' until I realized to fix this to 'MyAppType'.
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