Microservices with Docker on Microsoft Azure™ (includes Content Update Program)
by Boris Scholl, Trent Swanson, Daniel Fernandez
Application Upgrades
Service Fabric enables us to upgrade each service in an application independently, which is right in line with the notion of independently versionable and deployable microservices. Let’s assume we have an application with a stateless service that serves as the web front end, and a stateful service that serves as our back-end services. As we have learned, both services are referenced in the application manifest and each service has its own service manifest. Assume further that we have made updates to the backend service. In this case, we would only need to change the version number of the application itself and the version of the back-end service. The front-end service can remain unchanged and in its initial version.
The upgrade ...
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