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The application project consists of: A set of references to the services that make up your application. Three publish profiles (1-Node Local, 5-Node Local, and Cloud) that you can use to maintain preferences for working with different environments--such as preferences related to a cluster endpoint and whether to perform upgrade deployments by default. Three application parameter files (same as above) that you can use to maintain environment-specific application configurations, such as the number of partitions to create for a service. Learn how to configure your application for multiple environments. A deployment script that you can use to deploy your application from the command line or as part of an automated continuous integration and deployment pipeline. Learn more about deploying applications using PowerShell. The application manifest, which describes the application. You can find the manifest under the ApplicationPackageRoot folder. Learn more about application and service manifests. Service Fabric Applications in Visual Studio 2019 | Microsoft Azure Azure Service Fabric is a distributed systems platform that makes it easy to package, deploy, and manage scalable and reliable microservices and containers. Service Fabric also addresses the significant challenges in developing and managing cloud native applications. You can create clusters for Service Fabric in many environments, including Azure or on premises, on Windows Server or Linux. You can even create clusters on other public clouds. The development environment in the Service Fabric SDK is identical to the production environment, with no emulators involved. In other words, what runs on your local development cluster is what deploys to your clusters in other environments. For Windows development, the Service Fabric .NET SDK is integrated with Visual Studio and PowerShell. For Linux development, the Service Fabric Java SDK is integrated with Eclipse, and Yeoman is used to generate templates for Java, .NET Core, and container applications.