Discover why .NET Aspire is gaining traction among .NET teams for building cloud-native applications. Explore its benefits, key features, developer productivity gains, and future relevance in modern distributed systems.
.NET Aspire series continues with service defaults, a set of extension methods that compress OpenTelemetry wiring, health probes, discovery and Polly policies.
The latest release, Aspire 9.4, has just landed with some exciting new tools designed specifically to improve developers’ daily workflows. It’s got some cool new integrations, an interactive dashboard-based input, and a standalone, native AOT command line tool (CLI) for creating and running ‘Aspirified’ apps. Let’s talk about the cool stuff.
This guide takes you step‑by‑step, starting with the basics, and moving through intermediate integrations to advanced, production‑grade scaling and resilience
.NET Aspire 9.4 has been released as the latest minor version of the cloud-native application development stack, marking its most significant update to date. As reported by Microsoft, this release introduces a range of enhancements focused on developer experience, deployment automation, and deeper integration across cloud services and local environments.
.NET Aspire 9.4 has been released with improvements including new integrations, interactive dashboard-based inputs, and a standalone, native AOT command line tool for creating and running Aspirified apps.
a concise, practical overview of Microsoft’s .NET Aspire—a cloud-native development stack designed to simplify building scalable, distributed applications. Through six key questions, she demystifies Aspire’s purpose, features, and use cases, especially for developers familiar with the .NET ecosystem.
Jeff Fritz (Microsoft) joins me to talk about .NET Aspire, CoPilot Agents and Vibe programming. This is a show not to miss; his enthusiasm is catching and his knowledge is astonishing.
Described as a major release, .NET Aspire 9.4 features a set of CLI core commands for building cloud-ready, distributed apps and AI hosting integrations.
A look at the recently published Aspire roadmap for 2025, focusing on its code-first DevOps evolution, polyglot aspirations, and AI orchestration, and more.