Service Fabric HTTP client image store upload timeout when running in .NET 6 application

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ThomasHammond-2524 asked Apr 12, '22 ThomasHammond-2524 edited May 4, '22

Service Fabric HTTP client image store upload timeout when running in .NET 6 application

We have a custom deployment engine that uses the Service Fabric HTTP client (Microsoft.ServiceFabric.Client.Http) to deploy Service Fabric applications. It runs fine on .NET Framework 4.8, but if we use .NET 6, our second application upload to the Service Fabric image store times out, along with all subsequent uploads from within the same deployment process. The first app upload takes about 15 seconds, and the second times out after 100 seconds (the HTTP default timeout) even though the app content is the same size. It happens every time we run, but if I switch back to .NET Framework 4.8, it works fine (all apps upload within about 15 seconds).

I have tried disabling all of the new socket and IPv6 stuff in my process, but no luck.

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Answer 1 · 2022-04-13T04:52:33.343Z

vipullag-MSFT answered Apr 13, '22 ThomasHammond-2524 edited May 4, '22

@ThomasHammond-2524

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Platform, thanks for posting your query here.

Currently, .NET 6 is still not fully supported in SF.

Checked with internal team on this, The GA support for .NET 6 is targeted for SF 9.0 release, the release date is not yet decided.

Support for IHost and IWebHost in AspNetCoreCommunicationListener is shipped in 5.2.1363, but the docs and samples are work in progress. Team is working on more framework support.

Similar ask here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/636450/service-fabric-net-6-support.html

Hope that helps.
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ThomasHammond-2524 · May 04 at 11:04 AM

@vipullag-MSFT Now that the new version (9.x) is out, I tried the updated client with my cluster running the updated version. It still times out uploading the second application. Is there anything I need to do to my client application? It is a normal C# app running under .NET 6 that calls Service Fabric using the new Service Fabric HTTP client.

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Answer 2 · 2022-04-13T10:53:04.83Z

ThomasHammond-2524 answered Apr 13, '22

Ironically, our .NET 6 apps running on Service Fabric (a VM in a SF cluster) seem to work fine. I was referring to an external app running on a regular non-SF machine (Windows 10) using .NET 6 and the SF HTTP client to deploy applications into a cluster.

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