The purpose of this post is to find out how flexible .Net Aspire can be under specific requirements that might require using a remote Docker host with dedicated GPU. Of course having a fun use case where we will be summarising photos using multi modal models such as LLaVA and eventually others is an added bonus.
When you listen to senior developers, speakers, and other subject matter experts (SMEs) talk about logging in .NET applications, it all sounds so easy. An ILogger here, an ILogger there; a package here, a config there; and voilà, you're done. In this post, I'll discuss using OpenTelemetry with .NET Aspire to improve the observability experience of an application
In this New Breakpoint episode learn how the new .NET Aspire framework transforms .NET into a modern cloud native framework
Join Maddy and Jon for the first official monthly .NET Aspire Community Standup! We'll update you on the latest .NET Aspire news and take a look at what's on the way in .NET Aspire 8.1.
.NET Aspire is important for .NET software developers but not for the reasons you think. Enjoy a trip down memory lane as I try to explain why .NET Aspire can finally fix some of the missteps made in the last 10 years.
As well as being able to orchestrate .NET projects, Aspire can also orchestrate the so-called Aspire components. These components are special libraries that add popular packages to our distributed application. Today, we will talk about Aspire components, why they are useful, and how to add them to our applications.
Today, we are going to talk about Real World Apps with Blazor and .NET Aspire
Explore .NET Aspire, a stack for building cloud-native apps, and learn about deployment and management with Azure integration.
In this article, I introduce a proof-of-concept project that adds the open source ClamAV antivirus scanner to a .NET Aspire system and shares connection information so that other resources can request malware scans.
When we look at the Resources tab of the .NET Aspire dashboard, we find the State column in the table displayed there. This column shows the current status of each service managed by the .NET Aspire. Ideally, we want each of these services to be shown as Running with the green tick next to it