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从Blob下载应用程序部署Azure云服务

[英]Deployment azure cloud services with application downloaded from blob

i deploy my cloud services package from eclipse to azure. 我将我的云服务包从eclipse部署到Azure。 First it will upload my application to the blob storage. 首先,它将我的应用程序上传到Blob存储。 ( This is standard i can't change this ) And then it will starting sending the azure package and the update is started. (这是标准的,我无法更改),然后它将开始发送azure程序包并开始更新。 Everything works fine. 一切正常。

But what will happen when i remove the application from the blob after the update is succeeded? 但是,如果更新成功后从Blob中删除应用程序,将会发生什么? Because after a few day the azure servers will be recycled and new servers will be available with the same azure package. 因为几天后,天蓝色的服务器将被回收,并且具有相同天蓝色软件包的新服务器将可用。 Will the new server still get the application ? 新服务器仍会获得该应用程序吗? Is the application somewhere available in azure for redeploy azure? 该应用程序是否可以在天蓝色的地方重新部署天蓝色?

But what will happen when i remove the application from the blob after the update is succeeded? 但是,如果更新成功后从Blob中删除应用程序,将会发生什么? Because after a few day the azure servers will be recycled and new servers will be available with the same azure package. 因为几天后,天蓝色的服务器将被回收,并且具有相同天蓝色软件包的新服务器将可用。 Will the new server still get the application ? 新服务器仍会获得该应用程序吗? Is the application somewhere available in azure for redeploy azure? 该应用程序是否可以在天蓝色的地方重新部署天蓝色?

Azure Service Fabric (service responsible for managing your application) reads the application package file from blob storage and copies it to another location within its infrastructure. Azure Service Fabric(负责管理应用程序的服务)从blob存储读取应用程序包文件,并将其复制到其基础结构中的另一个位置。 So even if you delete the files from blob storage, Azure has a copy of your application and will deploy the application using that copy. 因此,即使您从Blob存储中删除文件,Azure也会保留您的应用程序的副本,并将使用该副本来部署应用程序。

In short, Azure is not dependent on the files in your blob storage after it has created the deployment. 简而言之,Azure创建部署后,它并不依赖于您的Blob存储中的文件。

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