How do I stop the Service Fabric processes?

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To stop the Service Fabric processes running on a local development cluster, you can use the Service Fabric Cluster Manager. Here are the steps to stop the Service Fabric processes:

  1. Open "Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager":

    • Press the "Windows" key on your keyboard.
    • Type "Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager" in the search bar.
    • Click on the "Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager" application to open it.

  2. Stop the Local Cluster:

    • In the Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager, you should see your local cluster listed (usually named "Local").
    • Click on the "Stop" button next to the local cluster name.
    • The Service Fabric processes will be stopped, and the local cluster will be shut down.

  3. Verify the Cluster Status:

    • Once the cluster is stopped, you can verify its status by checking the status column in the Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager. It should show "Stopped."

Note: If you are using a different version of Service Fabric or a different development environment, the steps might vary slightly. However, the general approach to stop the local cluster remains the same.

If you are working with a production cluster or a cluster in a cloud environment, you may not have direct access to stop the Service Fabric processes. In that case, you would typically manage the cluster through the Service Fabric Explorer or other management tools provided by your cloud provider or cluster administrator.

Keep in mind that stopping the Service Fabric processes will halt the local cluster, and any running applications and services will be terminated. Be sure to save your work and stop any running applications before stopping the cluster.