If you have VMware Fusion on your Mac, you will be able to create a Mac OS virtual machine. This virtual machine should also run in VMware Player, which is free to use for noncommercial purposes on Windows. NAT allows you to share files between the virtual machine and the host operating system. For more details about VMware Workstation networking options, see Configuring a Virtual Network. If you selected Typical as your configuration path, click Finish and the wizard sets up the files needed for your virtual machine.

Microsoft Azure Service Fabric is a platform as a service (PaaS) for creating and deploying highly scalable microservices-based cloud applications. In this course, get an overview of this powerful platform and learn the key development techniques necessary to produce cloud applications in Azure.

Instructor Chander Dhall shows how to create stateful and stateless services locally and on the cloud, explains how to create a secure cluster in Azure that's deployed to the cloud, shows how to debug an application remotely, and more. Instructor •. By: David Elfassy course • 2h 52m 11s • 18,283 viewers • Course Transcript - [Narrator] In this video I'll show you how to set up your environment on Mac OS X with a Linux VM. I just want to be clear that we're not going to be doing any work on Mac or Linux throughout the course, we'll be doing every single thing in Windows. But for a lot of developers who love to dwell upon the Mac I wanted to show them that this is possible and it works.

In order to set up your development environment on Mac OS X you will need Vagrant and VirtualBox. A highlighted command visiting docs.microsoft.com and when you are in Azure Service Fabric, might want to click 'Get Started' and then 'Set up your development environment' and please do read this tutorial for Mac OS X. Service Fabric does not run natively on Mac OS X. However, the good news is that Microsoft has created a preconfigured ubuntu virtual machine that will run a local service fabric cluster. So in order to get started we will need to download Vagrant and then VirtualBox. Once you click here you will get to the downloads page, click Universal 32 and 64-bit for Mac OS X.

Once it's downloaded you can come in here and double-click Vagrant.dmg and then double-click Vagrant.pkg and follow the steps for installation. It will ask you for your password.

So we see that the installation was successful. Next, you will need VirtualBox. Once you go to the download page select OS X hosts. Once this is downloaded double-click VirtualBox.dmg Similar steps for installation. Double-click VirtualBox.pkg Once the installation is successful you might want to open Terminal.

So now we will need to clone the Vagrant file repo from Github using the command getclone and add the URL. Once you hit enter this will clone this repo into the folder service-fabric-linux-vagrant-onebox You can hit ls and you can see the folder right there. And then we will open the data tree and you can see we have the Vagrant file here. This is when we can use the command vagrant up.

So when we execute the command vagrant up it will do three things. Download the preconfigured Virtual Machine image, this could take up to a few minutes and then it will boot it locally and then set up a local service cluster inside it. Pdf readers for mac.

Once this is done you'll see a success message indicating cluster is starting up. Now, just for your reference the local VM is configured with just three gigabytes of memory and the private host network is configured at IP address 192.168.50.50 This enables the pass-through of traffic from the Mac host. In case of Windows you would have simply used localhost. In order to change any of these settings you will need to refer the Vagrant documentation at vagrantup.com/docs.