Building Scalable Microservices with .NET Aspire, Generative AI, and OpenTelemetry Insights - Harry Kimpel
Azure Storage is a versatile cloud storage solution that I've used in many projects. In this post, I'll share my experience integrating it into a .NET Aspire project through two perspectives: first, by building a simple demo project to learn the basics, and then by applying those learnings to migrate a real-world application, AzUrlShortener.
Modernizing an app involves many paradigms like microservices, resiliency, serverless, AI, and cloud migration. Navigating these options and staying productive is challenging. You can't just "hit F5" to debug a modern app; you need expertise in Dockerfiles, cloud provisioning, and networking.
Milan shows the latest features of .NET Aspire 9.2 and the new resource graph
This sample app demonstrates how to easily orchestrate MSA apps and deploy them to Azure Container Apps (ACA), using .NET Aspire.
Explore the groundbreaking .NET Aspire technology stack, designed to streamline development of today's cloud apps. We'll start from the basics - what even is Aspire?! - and then dive into how it decreases onboarding time, provides deep app insights during development, and bootstraps deployments without locking you into any specific language or cloud. Join Maddy Montaquila, Product Lead for .NET Aspire at Microsoft, to learn how "Aspirifying" your app gets developers back to developing again!
Struggling with the complexity of microservices? In this episode, we dive into .NET Aspire, Microsoft's game-changing toolset for simplifying microservices development. Whether you're a cloud architect or a hands-on developer, Aspire makes it easier to build, observe, and scale cloud-native .NET apps.
Authorised Territory code examples - This #dotnet #aspire #tutorial shows how to add a button to .NET Aspire dashboard that, when pressed, calls an http endpoint. To achieve this functionality new extension method WithHttpCommand() is used.
In this session we will share some of the most exciting developments on the .NET platform around Agents. Discover the current status of .NET, including its new features and enhancements. Explore the powerful AI Agent capabilities. And we will do some live coding with Agents and.NET Aspire. [eventID:25332]
When you are building a complex and larger distributed application with .NET Aspire, you don't want to start your .NET Aspire AppHost every single time, when you debug or want to test a specific microservice. At the same time, your microservice may have dependencies to other services. In this post, I will share how you can easily change those service dependencies, depending on your hosting platform. I focus on HTTP API calls, using the HttpClient.