ASP.NET Core 3 Microservices: Getting Started

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Roland Guijt

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:17

1. course overview.zip

2. How to Create a Microservice

1. Introduction.mp4

01:08

1. introduction.zip

2. The Business Case.mp4

02:05

2. the business case.zip

3. Microservices Architecture.mp4

05:19

3. microservices architecture.zip

4. Why a Microservices Architecture.mp4

02:50

4. why a microservices architecture.zip

5. A First Microservice.mp4

04:30

5. a first microservice.zip

6. Consuming and Versioning a Microservice.mp4

03:16

6. consuming and versioning a microservice.zip

7. Generating Client Classes with OpenAPI.mp4

02:57

7. generating client classes with openapi.zip

8. Using GRPC.mp4

05:00

8. using grpc.zip

9. Summary.mp4

00:54

9. summary.zip

3. Connecting Microservices Synchronously and Asynchronously

1. Introduction.mp4

00:33

1. introduction.zip

2. Adding a Microservice.mp4

05:09

2. adding a microservice.zip

3. Bounded Contexts.mp4

03:17

3. bounded contexts.zip

4. Implementing Service-to-service Communication.mp4

03:08

4. implementing service-to-service communication.zip

5. Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication.mp4

05:26

5. synchronous and asynchronous communication.zip

6. Setting up a Microservice to Asynchronous Communication.mp4

02:12

6. setting up a microservice to asynchronous communication.zip

7. Receiving Messages with a Service Bus.mp4

03:37

7. receiving messages with a service bus.zip

8. Sending Messages with a Service Bus.mp4

01:56

8. sending messages with a service bus.zip

9. Summary.mp4

00:53

9. summary.zip

4. Microservices Considerations and Design

1. Introduction.mp4

00:43

1. introduction.zip

2. From Monolith to Microservices.mp4

05:51

2. from monolith to microservices.zip

3. Reasons to Use Microservices.mp4

03:49

3. reasons to use microservices.zip

4. Reasons Not to Use Microservices.mp4

02:48

4. reasons not to use microservices.zip

5. Building Microservices with ASP.NET Core.mp4

03:49

5. building microservices with asp.net core.zip

6. Deploying Microservices Containers and Orchestrators.mp4

04:09

6. deploying microservices containers and orchestrators.zip

7. Service Bus and Transport Considerations.mp4

03:40

7. service bus and transport considerations.zip

8. Summary.mp4

00:43

8. summary.zip

Description

Using microservices as the architecture of applications is both powerful and complex. This course will teach you why that is and how to get started creating microservices using ASP.NET Core.

What You'll Learn?

Using autonomous microservices is a great solution for scenarios where high flexibility and scalability is needed. In this course, ASP.NET Core Microservices: Getting Started, you’ll learn the reasoning behind using microservices and how to create them using ASP.NET Core. First, you’ll explore a sample application using 2 microservices teaching you the basics. Next, you’ll discover when microservices should be used and what ASP.NET Core techniques are great when using them. Finally, you’ll learn how to communicate asynchronously with microservices. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the knowledge to decide if microservices are a good choice for your organization and the skills to implement them using ASP.NET Core.

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Roland Guijt

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Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies. As a long-time trainer, he led many courses on these topics and spoke about them at international conferences. He also travels around the globe to offer his self-developed workshops. The word that comes to mind when he thinks about software development is passion! Roland lives in The Netherlands with his wife and two boys.

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