Building Configurable Applications Using .NET 5 Generic Host

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Matt Tester

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:44

02. Understanding Configuration in .NET

02. Course Introduction.mp4

00:46

03. Why Build Configurable Applications.mp4

03:00

04. Scenario for Carved Rock Fitness.mp4

02:29

05. How .NET Configuration Is Structured.mp4

02:20

06. Building Configuration.mp4

01:37

07. Module Summary.mp4

01:17

03. Exploring the Configuration API

08. Module Introduction.mp4

01:15

09. Using JSON Configuration.mp4

04:40

10. Using Multiple Providers.mp4

03:11

11. Grouping Configuration into Sections.mp4

03:46

12. Reading from a Configuration Section.mp4

02:52

13. Using Strongly-typed Configuration.mp4

06:17

14. Applying Default Values.mp4

02:10

15. Module Summary.mp4

01:39

04. Using the .NET Generic Host

16. Module Introduction.mp4

02:15

17. Introducing the .NET Generic Host.mp4

01:45

18. Creating a New Worker Service Project.mp4

05:20

19. Understanding Dependency Injection.mp4

04:52

20. Adding a Hosted Service.mp4

04:49

21. Lifecycle of the Host.mp4

02:41

22. Host vs. Application Configuration.mp4

01:29

23. Module Summary.mp4

00:53

05. Adding Application Configuration to the Host

24. Module Introduction.mp4

02:46

25. Adding Configuration Providers.mp4

03:58

26. Introducing the Options Pattern.mp4

03:13

27. Exposing Strongly-typed Configuration.mp4

05:27

28. Using Named Options.mp4

04:58

29. Applying Default Values Using the OptionsBuilder API.mp4

03:22

30. Listening for Configuration Changes.mp4

03:50

31. Module Summary.mp4

01:20

06. Creating a Configurable Library

32. Module Introduction.mp4

02:16

33. Making a Library Configurable.mp4

05:14

34. Allowing the Host to Set Defaults.mp4

02:46

35. Validating Configuration.mp4

06:36

36. Using Library Defaults.mp4

02:10

37. Module Summary.mp4

00:40

38. Course Summary.mp4

01:49

Description

Hard-coded paths, URLs, and other settings make your applications inflexible and difficult to change. This course will teach you how to use the .NET Generic Host and Configuration APIs in your applications, allowing them to update without recompiling.

What You'll Learn?

Applications and services need to be flexible, using different configuration settings depending on whether they are running in development or production, without having to recompile.

In this course, Building Configurable Applications Using .NET Generic Host, you’ll learn how to implement applications so they can be easily configured leveraging the .NET Class Libraries.

First, you’ll explore how the .NET Configuration API simplifies working with configuration from files and other sources.

Next, you’ll discover how to expose your configuration values throughout your applications efficiently using dependency injection.

Finally, you’ll learn some best practices on how to make your reusable code libraries configurable too.

When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of developing with the .NET Generic Host and Configuration APIs needed to make your applications and services configurable for each target environment.

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Matt Tester

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Matt is an experienced architect, developer, and mentor. Driven by making the complex simple, he takes pride in finding new and better ways to work with technology, sharing the lessons learned along the way. As principal consultant at Pure Blue, Matt develops and advises on applications for the cloud using Azure, .NET, and JavaScript. Matt lives in Christchurch, New Zealand where he enjoys mountain running and lifting heavy weights.

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