Before we start with containers, we will need to create an SF cluster. To do so, go to Azure Portal and click + Create a resource. Search for Service Fabric Cluster and click Create. You will see a familiar screen, where you have to fill multiple fields with your cluster configuration. In SF, the process of creation is divided into four different steps, which we will cover one by one.
On the very first screen, you will have to enter basic information regarding the cluster:
There is one field that probably requires a little bit of clarification, namely, Operating system. As mentioned in the beginning of this chapter, SF supports ...
