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user2023861
user2023861

Reputation: 8208

How do I stop the Service Fabric processes?

I used to work on a Service Fabric project. Now I have several Fabric.exe processes running. A couple of them take up a lot of memory. When I try to kill them in Windows Task Manager, something starts new Fabric.exe processes. I also have other processes with "Fabric" in the name that I don't want anymore. Two questions:

  1. How do I kill all Service Fabric-related processes for good?
  2. How do I prevent these processes from starting up when I restart my computer?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2928

Answers (1)

Diego Mendes
Diego Mendes

Reputation: 11361

To do what you want you have to remove the cluster. These are SF services used for your cluster nodes.

You can remove your cluster services via 'Cluster Manager' or via 'POwershell'.

Via Cluster Manager:

  1. From your start menu Open the Service Fabric Local Cluster Manager
  2. In the task bar tray (clock) right-click on SF icon
  3. Select the option 'Remove Cluster'

Via Powershell:

Executing the following powershell script(as administrator) instead:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Service Fabric\ClusterSetup\CleanCluster.ps1'

Upvotes: 3

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