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- Service Fabric cluster security: client roles - Azure Service Fabric
You specify the two client roles (administrator and client) at the time of cluster creation by providing separate certificates for each See Service Fabric cluster security for details on setting up a secure Service Fabric cluster
- Assign service principal Admin Role on Service Fabric AD App
The first part is to give the service principal the role on the Client App Go to Azure Portal -> Azure Active Directory -> App Registrations and select the Client app created Go to the Manifest page and find the Admin app role and add an entry for "Application" to the allowedMemberTypes property Save when updated
- Use Azure Portal to enable AAD authentication for Service Fabric . . .
When we connect to service fabric’s management endpoint, we will need to provide certificate information to pass authentication However, we can also use Azure AD for authentication Here is our official documentation on how to use Azure AD to authenticate service fabric connection endpoint
- Deploy a Service Fabric managed cluster using Azure Resource Manager . . .
This article describes how to do deploy a Service Fabric managed cluster for testing in Azure using an Azure Resource Manager template (ARM template) The three-node Basic SKU cluster deployed in this tutorial is only intended to be used for instructional purposes (rather than production workloads)
- Connect to a Service Fabric managed cluster - Azure Service Fabric
Once you have deployed a cluster via Portal, Azure Resource Managed template, or PowerShell there are various ways to connect to and view your managed cluster Connecting to a Service Fabric Explorer (SFX) endpoint on a managed cluster will result in a certificate error 'NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID' regardless of certificate being used or
- Creating a new Managed Service Fabric cluster with AAD access
Secure the cluster for perusal by Service Fabric Explorer (AKA SFX) using Azure Active Directory (AAD) Previously, I had everyone using certs to connect and manage and - certs expire - and if they're self-signed, most browsers really hate them
- Connect securely to an Azure Service Fabric cluster - Azure Service . . .
Run the following PowerShell command to connect to a secure cluster that uses client certificates to authorize administrator access Provide the cluster certificate common name and the common name of the client certificate that has been granted permissions for cluster management
- Service Fabric managed clusters - Azure Service Fabric
To get started with Service Fabric managed clusters, try the quickstart: And reference how to configure your managed cluster Was this page helpful? Service Fabric managed clusters are an evolution of the Azure Service Fabric cluster resource model that streamlines deployment and cluster management
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