Implementing Cross-cutting Concerns for ASP.NET Core 3 Microservices

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Steve Gordon

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:49

02. Implementing Logging

02. Module Introduction.mp4

03:04

03. The Importance of Logging.mp4

02:16

04. Choosing What to Log.mp4

02:15

05. Microsoft Logging Abstractions.mp4

02:32

06. Default Logging Behavior.mp4

04:47

07. Log Levels.mp4

03:24

08. Filtering Log Messages.mp4

03:09

09. Logging from Application Code.mp4

05:12

10. Logging Application Exceptions.mp4

03:45

11. Sharing Common Logging Code.mp4

05:34

12. Pros and Cons of Shared Libraries.mp4

02:40

13. Module Summary.mp4

00:55

03. Implementing Centralized Logging for Microservices

14. Module Introduction.mp4

00:59

15. Centralizing Logs with the ELK Stack.mp4

03:01

16. Adding Support for Serilog.mp4

04:21

17. Logging to Elasticsearch Using Serilog.mp4

03:25

18. Querying Logs with Kibana.mp4

03:47

19. Correlating Logging Between Microservices.mp4

05:28

20. .NET Core Tracing.mp4

01:00

21. Controlling the TraceId Format.mp4

01:33

22. Introducing Structured Logging.mp4

02:36

23. Enriching Log Data.mp4

02:51

24. Formatting Exception Data.mp4

02:19

25. Using Logging Scopes.mp4

06:54

26. Correlating Logs When Using gRPC.mp4

03:32

27. Correlating Logs When Using a Service Bus.mp4

07:13

28. Module Summary.mp4

00:59

04. Implementing Health Checks in Microservices

29. Module Introduction.mp4

01:01

30. Introducing Health Checks.mp4

04:22

31. Health Checks and Microservices.mp4

01:47

32. Adding Liveness Health Checks.mp4

03:03

33. Adding Readiness Health Checks.mp4

04:59

34. Adding a Shared Project for Reusable Health Check Code.mp4

03:33

35. Customizing the Health Check Response.mp4

04:27

36. Health Checking Downstream API Dependencies.mp4

05:59

37. Creating a Custom Health Check for Azure Service Bus.mp4

06:04

38. Module Summary.mp4

01:32

Description

This course will help you learn about implementing cross-cutting concerns in ASP.NET Core microservices. You will explore applying correlated, structured logging and health checks to support running distributed microservices in production.

What You'll Learn?

This course will help you on your journey when building microservice applications using ASP.NET Core.

In this course, Implementing Cross-cutting Concerns for ASP.NET Core Microservices, you will learn how to implement logging and health checks in your microservices.

First, you will discover the importance of logging and some of the challenges that microservices introduce. Next, you will implement logging in several microservices, taking into consideration how log messages produced across microservice boundaries can be correlated and aggregated to form a complete story about a request or operation. Finally, you will explore how to apply health checks to ASP.NET Core microservices to support liveness and readiness checks, used to monitor services in production.

When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to apply logging and health checks in .NET Core microservices.

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Steve Gordon

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Steve Gordon is a Pluralsight author, Microsoft MVP and senior engineer based in the UK. He works for Elastic maintaining their .NET client libraries. Steve is passionate about community and all things .NET related, having worked with ASP.NET for over 17 years. Steve enjoys sharing his knowledge through his blog, in videos and by presenting talks at user groups and conferences. Steve is excited to be a part of the .NET community and founded .NET South East, a .NET Meetup group based in Brighton. He enjoys contributing to and maintaining OSS projects.

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