Implementing a Data Management Strategy for an ASP.NET Core Microservices Architecture

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Neil Morrissey

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:20

1. course overview.zip

2. Data Management Architecture with Microservices

1. Domain-driven Design with .mp4

04:18

1. domain-driven design with .zip

2. Data Considerations in Mic.mp4

05:08

2. data considerations in mic.zip

3. Polygot Persistence.mp4

02:38

3. polygot persistence.zip

4. Eventual Consistency.mp4

04:54

4. eventual consistency.zip

5. Designing Queries with Dis.mp4

04:18

5. designing queries with dis.zip

6. Sample Project Demo.mp4

02:59

6. sample project demo.zip

7. The Globoticket Sample Pro.mp4

03:36

7. the globoticket sample pro.zip

8. Configuring the Sample Pro.mp4

06:58

8. configuring the sample pro.zip

9. Understanding the Sample P.mp4

08:51

9. understanding the sample p.zip

3. Data Management within Microservices

1. Relational Data Options in Azure.mp4

05:25

1. relational data options in azure.zip

2. Database Mapping Using Entity Framewo.mp4

04:27

2. database mapping using entity framewo.zip

3. Storing NoSQL Data with Azure Cosmos .mp4

07:12

3. storing nosql data with azure cosmos .zip

4. Using the Cosmos DB with EF Core.mp4

04:30

4. using the cosmos db with ef core.zip

5. Distributed Cache as a Data Store.mp4

05:02

5. distributed cache as a data store.zip

6. Implementing Azure Cache for Redis.mp4

08:04

6. implementing azure cache for redis.zip

7. Azure Storage for Unstructured Data.mp4

06:02

7. azure storage for unstructured data.zip

4. Data Consistency across Microservices

1. Data Consistency in Distributed Syst.mp4

03:17

1. data consistency in distributed syst.zip

2. Using Integration Events for Eventua.mp4

04:01

2. using integration events for eventua.zip

3. The Event Sourcing Pattern.mp4

04:47

3. the event sourcing pattern.zip

4. Implementing the Unit of Work Patter.mp4

05:20

4. implementing the unit of work patter.zip

5. Publishing Events with the Event Sou.mp4

03:55

5. publishing events with the event sou.zip

6. EF Core Connection Resiliency.mp4

01:30

6. ef core connection resiliency.zip

7. Handling Duplicate Messages.mp4

03:57

7. handling duplicate messages.zip

8. Course Summary.mp4

01:04

8. course summary.zip

Description

This course will teach you how to address common data management tasks in a microservices architecture.

What You'll Learn?

Data management in a distributed architecture presents unique challenges and opportunities. In this course, Implementing a Data Management Strategy for an ASP.NET Core Microservices Architecture, you’ll learn to how to address common data management requirements within a microservices architecture. First, you’ll explore the challenges inherent in a distributed microservices architecture, where data may be distributed, or even duplicated and needs to be kept consistent during updates. Next, you’ll discover services in Azure that allow each microservice to choose the best data storage approach. Finally, you’ll learn how to keep data across microservices up to date, using eventual consistency. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to architect a data management strategy for your microservices solutions.

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Neil Morrissey

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Neil has worked on everything from early mobile .NET compact framework apps to modern Azure based web apps during his years in IT. As a developer and architect, he has focused on .NET and JavaScript application development, security, and hosting across a variety of Microsoft platforms, including ASP.NET, SharePoint, and Dynamics CRM. Neil has several Microsoft Certifications, including MCPD, MCSA, and MCSD.

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