You have an Azure subscription that contains an Azure Service Fabric cluster and a Service Fabric application named FabricApp.
You develop and package a Service Fabric application named AppPackage. AppPackage is saved in a compressed folder named AppPackage.zip.
You upload AppPackage.zip to an external store.
You need to register AppPackage in the Azure subscription.
What should you do first?
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A. B. C. D.B
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-fabric/service-fabric-package-apps#create-an-sfpkgThe correct answer is B. Repackage the application in a file named App.sfpkg.
When you develop and package a Service Fabric application, the application is packaged into a compressed folder named AppPackage.zip. However, to register the Service Fabric application in Azure, you need to repackage it into a Service Fabric application package (.sfpkg) file. The .sfpkg file is a package that contains the application binary and configuration files required to deploy the Service Fabric application to a Service Fabric cluster.
Therefore, the first step to register the AppPackage Service Fabric application in the Azure subscription is to repackage it into a .sfpkg file. Once you have the .sfpkg file, you can register it in the Azure subscription by using the New-ServiceFabricApplicationType and New-ServiceFabricApplication cmdlets in PowerShell.
Option A, Run the New-ServiceFabricApplication cmdlet, is incorrect because this cmdlet is used to deploy a Service Fabric application to a cluster, not to register a new Service Fabric application.
Option C, Create a new Service Fabric cluster, is also incorrect because the question already states that there is an existing Service Fabric cluster in the subscription. Creating a new cluster would not be necessary.
Option D, Copy AppPackage.zip to a blob storage account, is incorrect because copying the compressed folder to a blob storage account does not register the Service Fabric application in the Azure subscription.