Versioning and Evolving Microservices in ASP.NET Core 3

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Mark Heath

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

02:01

1. course overview.zip

2. Understanding Why APIs Evolve

1. Course Introduction.mp4

00:29

1. course introduction.zip

2. Introducing GloboTicket.mp4

02:00

2. introducing globoticket.zip

3. Demo - Building the GloboTicket Code.mp4

01:49

3. demo - building the globoticket code.zip

4. Demo - Database Migrations.mp4

02:31

4. demo - database migrations.zip

5. Demo - Running From the Command Line.mp4

02:24

5. demo - running from the command line.zip

6. Demo - Running from Visual Studio.mp4

02:32

6. demo - running from visual studio.zip

7. Why APIs Evolve.mp4

02:42

7. why apis evolve.zip

8. Module Summary.mp4

00:49

8. module summary.zip

3. Maintaining Backwards Compatibility

1. Module Introduction.mp4

01:15

1. module introduction.zip

2. Breaking Changes.mp4

05:08

2. breaking changes.zip

3. Forcing Clients to Upgrade.mp4

03:52

3. forcing clients to upgrade.zip

4. Versioning Strategies.mp4

05:54

4. versioning strategies.zip

5. Picking a Versioning Strategy.mp4

02:06

5. picking a versioning strategy.zip

6. Module Summary.mp4

01:09

6. module summary.zip

4. Implementing API Versioning

1. Module Introduction.mp4

01:24

1. module introduction.zip

2. New Requirements.mp4

03:03

2. new requirements.zip

3. Demo - Database Migrations.mp4

03:38

3. demo - database migrations.zip

4. Demo - Enabling Versioning.mp4

03:49

4. demo - enabling versioning.zip

5. Demo - Supporting Multiple API Versions.mp4

06:58

5. demo - supporting multiple api versions.zip

6. Demo - Refactoring Code.mp4

03:23

6. demo - refactoring code.zip

7. Demo - Configuring Versioning.mp4

05:31

7. demo - configuring versioning.zip

8. Demo - URL Based Routing.mp4

02:15

8. demo - url based routing.zip

9. Demo - Testing Backwards Compatibility.mp4

05:34

9. demo - testing backwards compatibility.zip

10. Demo - Swagger Documentation.mp4

04:19

10. demo - swagger documentation.zip

11. Module Summary.mp4

01:06

11. module summary.zip

5. Versioning Messages

1. Module Introduction.mp4

00:54

1. module introduction.zip

2. Benefits of Messaging.mp4

01:42

2. benefits of messaging.zip

3. Commands and Event Messages.mp4

01:35

3. commands and event messages.zip

4. Breaking Changes and Messages.mp4

06:01

4. breaking changes and messages.zip

5. Demo - Implementing New Message Versions.mp4

06:55

5. demo - implementing new message versions.zip

6. Demo - Testing Backwards Compatibility.mp4

04:00

6. demo - testing backwards compatibility.zip

7. Module Summary.mp4

02:17

7. module summary.zip

Description

This course will teach you several best practices and techniques for evolving and versioning the APIs of your ASP.NET Core Microservices.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, Versioning and Evolving Microservices in ASP.NET Core, you’ll learn to safely and effectively evolve your microservice APIs by versioning them. First, you’ll discover the value of avoiding breaking changes to allow us to safely add functionality to our APIs. Next, you’ll explore a variety of strategies and best practices for versioning APIs. Finally, you’ll learn how to put these techniques into practice in the context of a real-world ASP.NET Core microservices application. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of versioning strategies needed to evolve and improve your microservice APIs while maintaining backwards compatibility.

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Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare time, he enjoys home studio recording, football and theology, and spending time with his five very energetic children.

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