93 lines
4.5 KiB
PowerShell
93 lines
4.5 KiB
PowerShell
function Install-DeveloperCluster {
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<#
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.SYNOPSIS
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Installs Developer Service Fabric Cluster.
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.PARAMETER dataRoot
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Local developer cluster data directory SF executes from
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.PARAMETER logRoot
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Local developer cluster log directory SF logs to
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#>
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[Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessageAttribute("PSUseCmdletCorrectly", '', Justification="We know if we are calling the right parameters")]
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param(
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$dataRoot = "C:\SFDevCluster\Data",
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$logRoot = "C:\SFDevCluster\Log"
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)
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$clusterConfigFilePath = (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot "ServiceFabricConfigTemplates\AlkamiDevClusterConfig.json");
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# Import the cluster setup utility module
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If(!(Test-RegistryKey "HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Service Fabric SDK")) {
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Throw "Service Fabric SDK is not installed"
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}
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$sdkInstallPath = (Get-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Service Fabric SDK').FabricSDKScriptsPath
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$modulePath = Join-Path -Path $sdkInstallPath -ChildPath "ClusterSetupUtilities.psm1"
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Import-Module $modulePath
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Write-Host "Checking to see if a local cluster is installed"
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if (IsLocalClusterSetup) {
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Write-Host "Cleaning the existing cluster..."
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CleanExistingCluster
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}
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# Stop SharedAccess from interfering with service fabric startup
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Write-Host "Prepping Machine Services..."
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$internetConnectionSharingService = Get-Service SharedAccess
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if ($internetConnectionSharingService -and $internetConnectionSharingService.Status -eq "Running") {
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$internetConnectionSharingService | Set-Service -StartupType Disabled
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$internetConnectionSharingService.Stop();
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}
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# Start RemoteRegistry as its seemingly needed for service fabric to start up
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$remoteRegistryService = Get-Service RemoteRegistry
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if ($remoteRegistryService -and $remoteRegistryService.Status -ne "Running") {
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$remoteRegistryService | Set-Service -StartupType Automatic
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$remoteRegistryService.Start();
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}
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Add-HostsFileContent -contentToAdd "127.0.0.1 microservices.dev.alkamitech.com"
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if(!(Test-IsAdmin)) {
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Throw "Not running as administrator. You need to run PowerShell with administrator privileges to setup the local cluster."
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}
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$clusterRoots = SetupDataAndLogRoot -clusterDataRoot $dataRoot -clusterLogRoot $logRoot -jsonFileTemplate $clusterConfigFilePath -isAuto $True
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$manifestFileTemplate = ConstructManifestFileTemplate -jsonTemplate $clusterConfigFilePath
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$clusterDataRoot = $clusterRoots[0]
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$clusterLogRoot = $clusterRoots[1]
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Write-Host "Setting up image store..."
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$imageStoreConnectionString = SetupImageStore -clusterDataRoot $clusterDataRoot -useImageStoreService $False
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Write-Host "Prepping cluster manifest..."
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$manifestFile = PrepareClusterManifest $manifestFileTemplate $imageStoreConnectionString "localhost" $False $False
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if($clusterRoots[0] -eq $False) {
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Throw "Failed to generate ServiceFabric Cluster"
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}
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PerformServiceOperationWithWaitforStatus "FabricHostSvc" "Stop-Service" "Stopped" 10 5
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try {
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New-ServiceFabricNodeConfiguration -ClusterManifest "$manifestFile" -FabricDataRoot "$clusterDataRoot" -FabricLogRoot "$clusterLogRoot" -RunFabricHostServiceAsManual
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}
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catch {
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Throw "Could not create Node configuration for '$manifestFile'"
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}
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Set-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Service Fabric SDK' -Name LocalClusterNodeCount -Value 1
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Set-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Service Fabric SDK' -Name IsMeshCluster -Value "false"
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# Save Connection Parameters in %AppData% for REST based powershell to consume.
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Write-Host "Saving connection parameters..."
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SaveConnectionParameters -dataRoot $clusterDataRoot -isSecure $False -useMachineName $False
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StartLocalCluster
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$connParams = Get-AlkamiConnectionParameters
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TryConnectToCluster -connParams $connParams -waitTime 240
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CheckNamingServiceReady -connParams $connParams -waitTime 120
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$outputString = @"
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Local Service Fabric Cluster created successfully.
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=================================================
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## To connect using Powershell, open an a new powershell window and connect using 'Connect-ServiceFabricCluster' command (without any arguments)."
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## To connect using Service Fabric Explorer, run ServiceFabricExplorer and connect using 'Local/OneBox Cluster'."
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## To manage using Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager (system tray app), run ServiceFabricLocalClusterManager.exe"
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=================================================
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"@
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Write-Host $outputString -ForegroundColor Green
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}
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