Azure Dapr for .NET Developers Part 1

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Rodrigo Díaz Concha

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01.01-building great microservices solutions with dapr and .net.mp4

00:56

01.02-what you need to know.mp4

01:27

02.01-challenges of distributed applications and microservices.mp4

01:26

02.02-what is dapr.mp4

05:24

02.03-the sidecar pattern.mp4

01:55

02.04-dapr anatomy.mp4

02:31

03.01-installing the development tools.mp4

04:11

03.02-installing and initializing dapr.mp4

04:35

03.03-the dapr cli.mp4

05:17

03.04-hello world with dapr.mp4

05:35

03.05-the dapr dashboard.mp4

01:34

03.06-what you are going to build introducing wisdom pet medicine.mp4

02:41

04.01-the pubsub building block.mp4

01:53

04.02-publishing messages in the pet microservice.mp4

03:40

04.03-subscribing to messages in the rescue microservice.mp4

04:18

04.04-subscribing to messages in the hospital microservice.mp4

05:10

04.05-creating the dapr component for azure service bus.mp4

02:17

04.06-testing the pubsub implementation.mp4

07:57

05.01-the service invocation building block.mp4

02:38

05.02-creating the petaggregator microservice.mp4

02:33

05.03-implementing the service invocation logic.mp4

04:36

05.04-projecting the results in petaggregator.mp4

02:48

05.05-testing the service invocation implementation.mp4

04:13

06.01-the state management building block.mp4

02:38

06.02-refactoring the petaggregator microservice.mp4

01:13

06.03-implementing state management in petaggregator.mp4

06:03

06.04-creating a component for state management with azure storage.mp4

01:09

06.05-testing the state management implementation.mp4

02:01

07.01-the bindings building block.mp4

01:48

07.02-implementing an input binding in the pet microservice.mp4

03:26

07.03-implementing an output binding in the hospital microservice.mp4

01:45

07.04-creating the dapr components for bindings with azure storage.mp4

02:05

07.05-testing the bindings implementation.mp4

05:06

08.01-next steps.mp4

00:41

Description

Azure Dapr can help .NET developers solve several challenges that they face when building distributed applications. In this course, Rodrigo Díaz Concha shows you how to build distributed applications and microservices easily with Dapr. Rodrigo begins by introducing Dapr as a portable, event-driven runtime for creating distributed applications in the cloud. He explains the sidecar pattern and the different components and tools that you will use in Dapr. Rodrigo walks you through preparing your development environment, then covers some of the most important building blocks in Dapr. This course focuses on publish and subscribe (pub/sub), service invocation, state management, and bindings.

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Rodrigo Díaz Concha is a Solutions Architect, Microsoft Regional Director, and Microsoft MVP with over 22 years of experience. In addition, he is an Azure & .NET lover, Book Author, Speaker, and LinkedIn Learning Author. Rodrigo holds dozens of professional certifications from different companies such as Carnegie Mellon SEI Software Architecture Professional, Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert, Microsoft Certified: DevOps Engineer Expert, and HashiCorp certifications. He also has the distinction of writing the first books about Silverlight 5 and Xamarin.Forms in the Spanish language. As a Partner Consultant at Solliance, he provides mentoring and training services focusing on cloud solutions. As a LinkedIn Learning author, he creates professional training courses about Azure and .NET technologies for the English and Spanish language libraries. Furthermore, Rodrigo is a frequent speaker at Microsoft and non-Microsoft events all over Latin America, the US, and Europe.

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