ServiceFabric : A cluster id has not been configured, BUG

[hanxinimm]

what's error with me?
how to do it?

var listener = OrleansServiceListener.CreateStateless(
                (serviceContext, builder) =>
                {
                    // Optional: use Service Fabric for cluster membership.
                     builder.UseServiceFabricClustering(serviceContext);

                    var config = new ClusterConfiguration();

                    config.Globals.ReminderServiceType = ReminderServiceProviderType.Disabled;

                    // Service Fabric manages port allocations, so update the configuration using those ports.
                    builder.Configure<EndpointOptions>(options => {
                        options.AdvertisedIPAddress = IPAddress.Loopback;
                        options.ConfigureFromServiceContext(serviceContext);
                    });

                    builder.AddIncomingGrainCallFilter<ExceptionConversionFilter>();

                    // Tell Orleans to use this configuration.
                    builder.UseConfiguration(config);

                    builder.ConfigureServices(ConfigureDelegate);

                    // Add your application assemblies.
                    builder.ConfigureApplicationParts(parts =>
                    {
                        // Alternative: add all loadable assemblies in the current base path (see AppDomain.BaseDirectory).
                        parts.AddFromApplicationBaseDirectory().WithCodeGeneration();
                    });
                });

[ReubenBond]

You need to call builder.Configure<ClusterOptions>(options => options.ClusterId = "your id");

[hanxinimm]

@ReubenBond

it remove this code

builder.UseConfiguration(config);

it work good

ServiceFabric don't need old method UseConfiguration？

 var listener = OrleansServiceListener.CreateStateless(
                (serviceContext, builder) =>
                {

                    // Optional: configure logging.
                    builder.ConfigureLogging(logging => logging.AddDebug());


                    builder.AddMemoryGrainStorage("MemoryStore");

                    builder.Configure<EndpointOptions>(options =>
                    {
                        options.AdvertisedIPAddress = System.Net.IPAddress.Loopback;
                        options.ConfigureFromServiceContext(serviceContext);
                    });



                    builder.UseServiceFabricClustering(serviceContext);

                    builder.ConfigureServices(ConfigureDelegate);

                    // Add your application assemblies.
                    builder.ConfigureApplicationParts(parts =>
                    {
                        // Alternative: add all loadable assemblies in the current base path (see AppDomain.BaseDirectory).
                        parts.AddFromApplicationBaseDirectory().WithCodeGeneration();
                    });
                });

[ReubenBond]

That's correct, Service Fabric does not require the old configuration method anymore

[hanxinimm]

@ReubenBond

it not work , the bug is contingencies~

builder.Configure<ClusterOptions>(options => options.ClusterId = "SeekerApp-StatelessCommandService");

[ReubenBond]

This will be fixed in the next release, it was fixed in #4211.
As a work-around, you can configure the endpoints more explicitly, like this:

builder.Configure<EndpointOptions>(options =>
{
    options.AdvertisedIPAddress = IPAddress.Loopback;
    options.ConfigureFromServiceContext(serviceContext);
    options.SiloListeningEndpoint = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, options.SiloPort);
    options.GatewayListeningEndpoint = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, options.GatewayPort);
});

[hanxinimm]

@ReubenBond

Both the server and the client need to add this code

server :

builder.Configure<ClusterOptions>(options =>
                    {
                        options.ClusterId = serviceContext.ServiceName.ToString();
                    });

client:

     return new ClientBuilder()
                .UseServiceFabricClustering(new Uri(serviceName))
                .Configure<ClusterOptions>(options => options.ClusterId = serviceName)
                .ConfigureApplicationParts(parts => parts.AddFromApplicationBaseDirectory().WithCodeGeneration())
                .Build();
        

it work good

I don't think the error message is clear enough.