Data explorer for reliable collections in stateful services and actors
Azure service fabric opens up altogether new ways for service designers to save data into reliable objects instead of necessarily using SQL Azure, Document DB or Table storage. The key limitation of using reliable objects is that the data is accessible only within the service / actor and developer must write code to expose reliable collections for viewing / managing. It would be great for the platform for provide means to browse / manage the data stored in stateful services just like it is possible for other persistent stores through OOTB tools (SSMS, Document DB document explorer, Storage Explorer) without developers having to write the code. This feature will allow easier / faster adoption of stateful services in service fabric.
Sandeep
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This feature is planned in the upcoming months.
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Jake
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nothing ?
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Jake
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Still nothing to see aggregation of data across partitions?
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RG
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no update since over two years, when can we expect a preview?
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Anonymous
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What is the roadmap for releasing this
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X
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Any update?
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Izhar
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Any update?
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Timbo
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Any update on when/if this is to be released?
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JR
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it's has been over a year now? Did Data Explorer get in a SF release?
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Marvs
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When can we expect this? It will be very helpful.
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Anonymous
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Good news, thanks!!!
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Andrej Medic
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I believe Data Explorer should be in the next SF release... if you cannot wait this is the public repo: https://github.com/jessebenson/service-fabric-queryable