Source: stackoverflow.com --- Wednesday, May 31, 2017
In order to create an Azure SF test environment, I created three azure VMs within a devtest lab. These are to be secured with X509s. I used the information Here & Here The machines are: Windows 2016 Data Centre On the same virtual network All firewalls are disabled (Can ping each machine from the other) All using the same administrator account I have created self-signed certificates using the certsetup.ps1 file provided by the documentation. One certificate for Server & Cluster combined as suggested. If I run the TestConfiguration.ps1, I am given the following output. LocalAdminPrivilege : True IsJsonValid : True IsCabValid : RequiredPortsOpen : True RemoteRegistryAvailable : True FirewallAvailable : True RpcCheckPassed : True NoConflictingInstallations : True FabricInstallable : True DataDrivesAvailable : True Passed : True Obviously the IsCabValid field is blank, but the "Passed" field still suggests installation is possible. I continue to run the next powershell command to begin installation. .\CreateServiceFabricCluster.ps1 -ClusterConfigFilePath .\ClusterConfig.X509.MultiMachine.json Following the above command, the process starts up and the console window is populated with the following text which suggests inter-node communication is fine.. Creating Service Fabric Cluster... If it's taking too long, please check in Task Manager details and see if Fabric.exe for each node is running. If not, please look at: 1. traces in Dep ...
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