update before the hol

Hands-on lab/Before the HOL - Microservices architecture.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The names of manufacturers, products, or URLs are provided for informational pur
 
     -   Trial subscriptions will not work
 
-2.  A virtual machine configured with (see Before the hands-on lab):
+2.  A virtual machine configured with:
 
     -   Visual Studio 2017 Community edition, or later
 
@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ IMPORTANT: Most Azure resources require unique names. Throughout these steps, yo
 
 In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
-1.  In the Azure portal, select +New, then type "Service Fabric" into the Search the Marketplace box. Select Service Fabric Cluster from the results.
+1.  In the Azure portal, select +Create a Resource, then type "Service Fabric" into the Search the Marketplace box. Select Service Fabric Cluster from the results.
 
-    ![In the Azure Portal, in the left pane, New is selected. In the Marketplace pane, Everything is selected. In the Everything pane, Service Fabric is typed in the search field, and under Results, Service Fabric Cluster is circled.](images/Setup/image5.png "Azure Portal")
+    ![In the Azure Portal, in the left pane, Create a resource is selected. In the Marketplace pane, Everything is selected. In the Everything pane, Service Fabric is typed in the search field, and under Results, Service Fabric Cluster is circled.](media/b4-image5.png "Azure Portal")
 
 2.  On the Service Fabric Cluster blade, select Create
 
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
 -   Select OK
 
-    ![On the Basics blade, all fields are set to the previously defined settings.](images/Setup/image6.png "Basics blade")
+    ![On the Basics blade, all fields are set to the previously defined settings.](media/b4-image6.png "Basics blade")
 
 4.  On the Cluster configuration blade, set the following:
 
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
     -   Virtual machine size: Select a VM size of D1\_V2 Standard and select Select on the Choose a size blade
 
-        ![On the Cluster configuration blade, under Virtual Machine Size, D1\_V2 Standard is circled.](images/Setup/image7.png "Cluster configuration blade")
+        ![On the Cluster configuration blade, under Virtual Machine Size, D1\_V2 Standard is circled.](media/b4-image7.png "Cluster configuration blade")
 
     -   Single node cluster: Leave unchecked
 
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
     -   Select OK on the Cluster configuration blade
 
-    ![The Create Service Fabric cluster blade, Cluster configuration blade, and Node type configuration blade all display with the previously defined settings.](images/Setup/image8.png "Three blades")
+    ![The Create Service Fabric cluster blade, Cluster configuration blade, and Node type configuration blade all display with the previously defined settings.](media/b4-image8.png "Three blades")
 
 5.  On the Security blade, you can provide security settings for your cluster. This configuration is completed up front, cannot be changed later. Set the following:
 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
     -   Location: Use the same location as the first resource group you created
 
-        ![Create a new vault in selected in the Key vault blade, and the values specified above are entered into the Create key vault blade.](images/Setup/image9.png "Key vault and Create key vault blades")
+        ![Create a new vault in selected in the Key vault blade, and the values specified above are entered into the Create key vault blade.](media/b4-image9.png "Key vault and Create key vault blades")
 
 -   Select "Create" on the Create key vault configuration blade. Wait for the key vault deployment to complete.
 
@@ -135,13 +135,13 @@ In this task, you will provision the Service Fabric Cluster in Azure.
 
     -   Choose "Save". When the key vault update completes, close the Access policies blade.
 
-        ![Basic Configuration Type is selected on the Security blade, and Edit access policies for hands-on-lab-SUFFIX is selected. Enable access to Azure Virutal Machines for deployment is checked in the Access policies blade on the right.](images/Setup/image10.png "Security and Access policies blades")
+        ![Basic Configuration Type is selected on the Security blade, and Edit access policies for hands-on-lab-SUFFIX is selected. Enable access to Azure Virutal Machines for deployment is checked in the Access policies blade on the right.](media/b4-image10.png "Security and Access policies blades")
 
     -   Enter "hands-on-lab-SUFFIX" as the certificate name. Then choose OK on the Security configuration blade.
 
 6.  On the Summary blade, review the summary, and select Create to begin provisioning the new cluster
 
-    ![The Summary blade displays with the message that Validation has passed.](images/Setup/image11.png "Summary blade")
+    ![The Summary blade displays with the message that Validation has passed.](media/b4-image11.png "Summary blade")
 
 7.  It can take up to 30 minutes or more to provision your Service Fabric Cluster. You can move on to the next task while you wait.
 
@@ -153,19 +153,19 @@ In this task, you will provision a virtual machine (VM) in Azure. The VM image u
 
 1.  Launch a web browser and navigate to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/)
 
-2.  Select +New, then type "Visual Studio" into the search bar. Select Visual Studio Community 2017 (latest release) on Windows Server 2016 (x64) from the results.
+2.  Select +Create a Resource, then type "Visual Studio" into the search bar. Select Visual Studio Community 2017 (latest release) on Windows Server 2016 (x64) from the results.
 
-    ![In the left pane of the Azure portal, New is circled. In the Marketplace blade, Everything is selected. In the Everything blade, the search field contains Visual Studio. Under Results, Visual Studio Community 2017 on Windows Server 2016 (x64) is circled.](images/Setup/image12.png "Azure portal")
+    ![In the left pane of the Azure portal, Create a resource is circled. In the Marketplace blade, Everything is selected. In the Everything blade, the search field contains Visual Studio. Under Results, Visual Studio Community 2017 on Windows Server 2016 (x64) is circled.](media/b4-image12.png "Azure portal")
 
 3.  On the blade that comes up, ensure the deployment model is set to Resource Manager and select Create
 
-    ![Resource Manager displays in the the Select a deployment model field.](images/Setup/image13.png "Select a deployment model field")
+    ![Resource Manager displays in the the Select a deployment model field.](media/b4-image13.png "Select a deployment model field")
 
 4.  Set the following configuration on the Basics tab
 
     -   Name: Enter LabVM
 
-    -   VM disk type: Leave SSD selected
+    -   VM disk type: Leave Premium SSD selected
 
     -   User name: Enter holuser
 
@@ -179,21 +179,25 @@ In this task, you will provision a virtual machine (VM) in Azure. The VM image u
 
     -   Select OK to move to the next step
 
-        ![The Basics blade displays with the fields set to the previously stated settings.](images/Setup/image14.png "Basics blade")
+        ![The Basics blade displays with the fields set to the previously stated settings.](media/b4-image14.png "Basics blade")
 
 5.  On the Choose a size blade, ensure the Disk type is set to SSD. This machine won't be doing much heavy lifting, so selecting D2S\_V3 Standard is a good baseline option.
 
-    ![On the Choose a size blade, the Supported disk type, SSD, is circled. The D2S\_V3 Standard option is circled, as is the View all button.](images/Setup/image15.png "Choose a size blade")
+    ![On the Choose a size blade, the Supported disk type, Premium SSD, is circled. The D2S\_V3 Standard option is circled, as is the View all button.](media/b4-image15.png "Choose a size blade")
 
 6.  Select Select to move on to the Settings blade
 
-7.  Accept all the default values on the Settings blade and select OK
+7.  On the Settings blade, choose RDP (3389) from the Select public inbound ports dropdown 
 
-8.  Select Create on the Create blade to provision the virtual machine
+8.  Accept all the remaining default values on the Settings blade and select OK
 
-    ![The Create blade displays with the Standard D2s v3 offer details.](images/Setup/image16.png "Create blade")
+    ![Select public inbound ports dropdown with RDP (3389) selected](media/b4-image52.png "Select public inbound ports dropdown")
 
-9.  It may take 10+ minutes for the virtual machine to complete provisioning
+9.  Select Create on the Create blade to provision the virtual machine
+
+    ![The Create blade displays with the Standard D2s v3 offer details.](media/b4-image16.png "Create blade")
+
+10.  It may take 10+ minutes for the virtual machine to complete provisioning
 
 ### Task 3: Connect to your lab VM
 
@@ -203,21 +207,21 @@ In this step, you will open an RDP connection to your Lab VM and disable Interne
 
 2.  From the side menu in the Azure portal, select Resource groups, then enter your resource group name into the filter box, and select it from the list
 
-    ![In the Azure Portal, Resource groups pane, hands-on is typed in the search field, and under Name, hands-on-labs is circled.](images/Setup/image17.png "Azure Portal, Resource groups pane")
+    ![In the Azure Portal, Resource groups pane, hands-on is typed in the search field, and under Name, hands-on-labs is circled.](media/b4-image17.png "Azure Portal, Resource groups pane")
 
 3.  Next, select your lab virtual machine, LabVM, from the list
 
-    ![In the Name list, the LabVM Virtual Machine is circled.](images/Setup/image18.png "Name list")
+    ![In the Name list, the LabVM Virtual Machine is circled.](media/b4-image18.png "Name list")
 
 4.  On your Lab VM blade, select Connect from the top menu
 
-    ![The Connect button is circled on the lab VM blade top menu.](images/Setup/image19.png "Lab VM blade top menu")
+    ![The Connect button is circled on the lab VM blade top menu.](media/b4-image19.png "Lab VM blade top menu")
 
 5.  Download and open the RDP file
 
 6.  Select Connect on the Remote Desktop Connection dialog
 
-    ![In the Remote Desktop Connection Dialog Box, the Connect button is circled.](images/Setup/image20.png "Remote Desktop Connection Dialog Box")
+    ![In the Remote Desktop Connection Dialog Box, the Connect button is circled.](media/b4-image20.png "Remote Desktop Connection Dialog Box")
 
 7.  Enter the following credentials (or the non-default credentials if you changed them):
 
@@ -225,23 +229,23 @@ In this step, you will open an RDP connection to your Lab VM and disable Interne
 
     b.  Password: Password.1!!
 
-    ![The Windows Security Credentials page displays](images/Setup/image21.png "Windows Security Credentials page")
+    ![The Windows Security Credentials page displays](media/b4-image21.png "Windows Security Credentials page")
 
 8.  Select Yes to connect, if prompted that the identity of the remote computer cannot be verified
 
-    ![In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, a warning states that the identity of the remote computer cannot be verified, and asks if you want to continue anyway. At the bottom, the Yes button is circled.](images/Setup/image22.png "Remote Desktop Connection dialog box")
+    ![In the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box, a warning states that the identity of the remote computer cannot be verified, and asks if you want to continue anyway. At the bottom, the Yes button is circled.](media/b4-image22.png "Remote Desktop Connection dialog box")
 
 9.  Once logged in, launch the Server Manager. This should start automatically, but you can access it via the Start menu if it does not start.
 
-    ![The Server Manager tile is circled in the Start Menu.](images/Setup/image23.png "Start Menu")
+    ![The Server Manager tile is circled in the Start Menu.](media/b4-image23.png "Start Menu")
 
 10. Select Local Server, then select On (might also display Off) next to IE Enhanced Security Configuration
 
-    ![In Server manager, in the left pane, Local Server is selected. In the right, Properties pane, IE Enhanced Security Configuration is circled, and a callout arrow points to On.](images/Setup/image24.png "Server manager")
+    ![In Server manager, in the left pane, Local Server is selected. In the right, Properties pane, IE Enhanced Security Configuration is circled, and a callout arrow points to On.](media/b4-image24.png "Server manager")
 
 11. In the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration dialog, select Off under Administrators and under Users, then select OK
 
-    ![In the the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration dialog box, under Administrators and under Users, the Off button is selected and circled. ](images/Setup/image25.png "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration dialog box")
+    ![In the the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration dialog box, under Administrators and under Users, the Off button is selected and circled. ](media/b4-image25.png "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration dialog box")
 
 12. Close the Server Manager
 
@@ -251,19 +255,19 @@ In this task, you will install the Google Chrome browser on your Lab VM.
 
 1.  On your Lab VM, open a web browser, and navigate to <https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/desktop/index.html>, and select Download Chrome
 
-    ![Screenshot of the Download Chrome button.](images/Setup/image26.png "Download Chrome button")
+    ![Screenshot of the Download Chrome button.](media/b4-image26.png "Download Chrome button")
 
 2.  Select Accept and Install on the terms of service screen
 
-    ![The Download Chrome for Windows window displays.](images/Setup/image27.png "Download Chrome for Windows ")
+    ![The Download Chrome for Windows window displays.](media/b4-image27.png "Download Chrome for Windows ")
 
 3.  Select Run on the Application Run -- Security Warning dialog
 
-    ![The Run button is circled in the Application Run -- Security Warning dialog box.](images/Setup/image28.png "Application Run ??? Security Warning dialog box")
+    ![The Run button is circled in the Application Run -- Security Warning dialog box.](media/b4-image28.png "Application Run ??? Security Warning dialog box")
 
 4.  Select Run again, on the Open File -- Security Warning dialog
 
-    ![In the Open File -- Security Warning dialog box, a message asks if you want to run the file. At the bottom, the Run button is circled.](images/Setup/image29.png "Open File ??? Security Warning dialog box")
+    ![In the Open File -- Security Warning dialog box, a message asks if you want to run the file. At the bottom, the Run button is circled.](media/b4-image29.png "Open File ??? Security Warning dialog box")
 
 5.  Once the Chrome installation completes, a Chrome browser window should open. For ease, you can use the instructions in that window to make Chrome your default browser.
 
@@ -275,19 +279,19 @@ In this task, you will install the latest Service Fabric SDK for Visual Studio 2
 
 2.  Scroll down on the page to the Install the SDK and tools section and select Install the Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK under the To use Visual Studio 2017 heading
 
-    ![In the Install the SDK and tools section, the link to Install the Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK is circled.](images/Setup/image30.png "Install the SDK and tools section")
+    ![In the Install the SDK and tools section, the link to Install the Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK is circled.](media/b4-image30.png "Install the SDK and tools section")
 
 3.  Run the downloaded executable and select Install in the Web Platform Installer screen
 
-    ![The Web Platform Installer window displays the information for Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK - 3.1.283.](images/Setup/image31.png "Web Platform Installer window")
+    ![The Web Platform Installer window displays the information for Microsoft Azure Service Fabric SDK - 3.1.283.](media/b4-image31.png "Web Platform Installer window")
 
 4.  On the Prerequisites screen, select I Accept
 
-    ![The Web Platform Installer Prerequisites window lists the file name and file size to be downloaded. At the bottom, the I Accept button to download additional software and review the license is circled.](images/Setup/image32.png "Web Platform Installer Prerequisites window")
+    ![The Web Platform Installer Prerequisites window lists the file name and file size to be downloaded. At the bottom, the I Accept button to download additional software and review the license is circled.](media/b4-image32.png "Web Platform Installer Prerequisites window")
 
 5.  Select Finish when the install completes
 
-    ![The Web Platform Installer Finish window shows that the installation was successful, and lists the products that were installed.](images/Setup/image33.png "Web Platform Installer Finish window")
+    ![The Web Platform Installer Finish window shows that the installation was successful, and lists the products that were installed.](media/b4-image33.png "Web Platform Installer Finish window")
 
 6.  Select Exit on the Web Platform installer to close it
 
@@ -303,69 +307,69 @@ In this task, you will download the required certificate and install it on your
 
 2.  Select the key vault from the list of resources in the resource group
 
-    ![In the Azure Portal Resource Group pane, in the list of resources, the hands-on-lab-SUFFIX key vault is circled.](images/Setup/image34.png "Resource group list")
+    ![In the Azure Portal Resource Group pane, in the list of resources, the hands-on-lab-SUFFIX key vault is circled.](media/b4-image34.png "Resource group list")
 
 3.  Under the Settings category in the menu, select Certificates and then select the existing certificate
 
-    ![In the Settings section, Certificates and the existing certificate are circled.](images/Setup/image35.png "Certificates")
+    ![In the Settings section, Certificates and the existing certificate are circled.](media/b4-image35.png "Certificates")
 
 4.  Select the Current Version of the existing certificate
 
-    ![In the certificate list, the existing certificate is circled.](images/Setup/image36.png "Existing certificate")
+    ![In the certificate list, the existing certificate is circled.](media/b4-image36.png "Existing certificate")
 
 5.  In the certificate information blade, select Download in PFX/PEM format and save the certificate
 
-    ![In the certificate information blade, download the private certificate.](images/Setup/image37.png "Download certificate")
+    ![In the certificate information blade, download the private certificate.](media/b4-image37.png "Download certificate")
 
 6.  Copy the downloaded certificate into the Lab VM
 
 7.  On the Lab VM, double-click the copied certificate to initiate it's installation. Select Local Machine as the Store Location and select Next.
 
-    ![Double-click the certificate to install, select Local Machine and select Next.](images/Setup/image38.png "Certificate Import Wizard")
+    ![Double-click the certificate to install, select Local Machine and select Next.](media/b4-image38.png "Certificate Import Wizard")
 
 8.  Select Next
 
-    ![Select Next.](images/Setup/image39.png "File to import")
+    ![Select Next.](media/b4-image39.png "File to import")
 
 9.  Select Next
 
-    ![Select Next.](images/Setup/image40.png "Private key protection")
+    ![Select Next.](media/b4-image40.png "Private key protection")
 
 10. Select Next
 
-    ![In the Certificate Store, select Next.](images/Setup/image41.png "Certificate Store")
+    ![In the Certificate Store, select Next.](media/b4-image41.png "Certificate Store")
 
 11. Select Finish
 
-    ![In the review panel, select next.](images/Setup/image42.png "Review panel")
+    ![In the review panel, select next.](media/b4-image42.png "Review panel")
 
 12. When the import finishes successfully, select OK
 
-    ![Import success.](images/Setup/image43.png "Import successful")
+    ![Import success.](media/b4-image43.png "Import successful")
 
 13. On the Lab VM, double-click the copied certificate once again to initiate it's installation. Select Current User as the Store Location and select Next
 
-    ![Double-click the certificate to install, select Local Machine and select Next.](images/Setup/image44.png "Certificate Import Wizard")
+    ![Double-click the certificate to install, select Local Machine and select Next.](media/b4-image44.png "Certificate Import Wizard")
 
 14. Select Next
 
-    ![Select Next.](images/Setup/image39.png "File to import")
+    ![Select Next.](media/b4-image39.png "File to import")
 
 15. Select Next
 
-    ![Select Next.](images/Setup/image40.png "Private key protection")
+    ![Select Next.](media/b4-image40.png "Private key protection")
 
 16. Select Next
 
-    ![In the Certificate Store, select Next.](images/Setup/image41.png "Certificate Store")
+    ![In the Certificate Store, select Next.](media/b4-image41.png "Certificate Store")
 
 17. Select Finish
 
-    ![In the review panel, select next.](images/Setup/image42.png "Review panel")
+    ![In the review panel, select next.](media/b4-image42.png "Review panel")
 
 18. When the import finishes successfully, select OK
 
-    ![Import success.](images/Setup/image43.png "Import successful")
+    ![Import success.](media/b4-image43.png "Import successful")
 
 ### Task 7: Validate Service Fabric ports
 
@@ -377,19 +381,19 @@ In this task, you will validate that the ports are open and if not, fix the issu
 
 2.  Select the load balancer from the list of resources in the resource group
 
-    ![In the Azure Portal Resource Group pane, in the list of resources, the LB-contosoeventssf-SUFFIX-Web load balancer is circled.](images/Setup/image45.png "Resource group list")
+    ![In the Azure Portal Resource Group pane, in the list of resources, the LB-contosoeventssf-SUFFIX-Web load balancer is circled.](media/b4-image45.png "Resource group list")
 
 3.  Under the Settings category in the menu, select Health probes
 
-    ![In the Settings section, Health probes is circled.](images/Setup/image46.png "Settings section")
+    ![In the Settings section, Health probes is circled.](media/b4-image46.png "Settings section")
 
 4.  Verify if a probe exists for port 8082, and that it is "Used By" a load balancing rule. If both of these are true, you can skip the remainder of this task. Otherwise, proceed to the next step to create the probe and load-balancing rule.
 
-    ![In the list of health probes, three health probes display. For AppPortProbe1, its Port (8082), and Used by value (AppPortLBRule1) are circled.](images/Setup/image47.png "Health probes list")
+    ![In the list of health probes, three health probes display. For AppPortProbe1, its Port (8082), and Used by value (AppPortLBRule1) are circled.](media/b4-image47.png "Health probes list")
 
 5.  Select +Add on the Health probes blade
 
-    ![Screenshot of an Add button.](images/Setup/image48.png "Add button")
+    ![Screenshot of an Add button.](media/b4-image48.png "Add button")
 
 6.  On the Add health probe blade, enter the following:
 
@@ -405,15 +409,15 @@ In this task, you will validate that the ports are open and if not, fix the issu
 
     -   Select OK to create the probe
 
-        ![Fields on the Add health probe blade are set to the previously listed settings.](images/Setup/image49.png "Add health probe blade")
+        ![Fields on the Add health probe blade are set to the previously listed settings.](media/b4-image49.png "Add health probe blade")
 
 7.  Once the Health probe is added (this can take a few minutes to update), you will create a rule associated with this probe. Under the Settings block in the menu, select Load balancing rules.
 
-    ![In the Settings section, Load balancing rules are circled.](images/Setup/image50.png "Settings section")
+    ![In the Settings section, Load balancing rules are circled.](media/b4-image50.png "Settings section")
 
 8.  Select +Add on the Load balancing rules blade
 
-    ![Screenshot of an Add button.](images/Setup/image48.png "Add button")
+    ![Screenshot of an Add button.](media/b4-image48.png "Add button")
 
 9.  On the Add Load balancing rules blade, enter the following:
 
@@ -435,6 +439,6 @@ In this task, you will validate that the ports are open and if not, fix the issu
 
     -   Leave the default values for the remaining fields, and Select OK
 
-    ![Fields on the Add load balancing rule blade are set to the previously defined settings.](images/Setup/image51.png "Add load balancing rule blade")
+    ![Fields on the Add load balancing rule blade are set to the previously defined settings.](media/b4-image51.png "Add load balancing rule blade")
 
 10. If you get an error notification such as "Failure to create probe", ignore this, but just go check that the probe indeed exists. It should. You now have a cluster ready to deploy to and expose 8082 as the Web API endpoint / port.