rate-limiter-servicefabric

This is sample application which demonstrates how envoy can be used as a rate limiting service in service fabric managed cluester.

Build and push weatherservice container to ACR.

1. Clone the repo.
2. Open PowerShell.
3. Change the directory to cloned rate-limiter-servicefabric directory.
4. Login into container registry.

docker login {azurecontainerhost}.azurecr.io -u {azurecontainerhost} -p {authkey}

1. Docker build the weather api project

docker build -f ./weatherapi/Dockerfile -t weatherservice:1.1 .

1. Docker tag and push

docker tag weatherservice:1.1 {azurecontainerhost}.azurecr.io/samples/weatherservice:1.1
docker push {azurecontainerhost}.azurecr.io/samples/weatherservice:1.1

Build and push envoyservice container to ACR.

1. Envoy config which should be used is copied to base container image which is specified in envoy/DockerFile.

Any Envoy Filters can be used depending upon the requirement.

1. Docker build.

docker build -f ./envoy/Dockerfile -t envoyservice:1.0 .

1. Docker tag and push.

docker tag envoyservice:1.0 {azurecontainerhost}.azurecr.io/samples/envoyservice:1.0
docker push {azurecontainerhost}.azurecr.io/samples/envoyservice:1.0

Build and publish the service fabric application to service fabric managed cluster hosted on azure.

1. Open ratelimiterservicefarib.sln file in Visual Studio
2. Update weatherservicePkg > ServiceManifest > ImageName with image path in ACR
3. Update envoyservicePkg > ServiceManifest > ImageName with image path in ACR
4. Update ACR account name and password in Application Manifest > Repository Credentials for both the services.
5. Build the ratelimitersf project.
6. Publish the ratelimitersf project to the service fabric managed cluster.