.NET Aspire is renowned for its robust support for monolithic repositories, allowing developers to manage large codebases efficiently. However, managing multiple repositories, or poly repos, can be challenging. Enter Aspire.PolyRepo, a .NET Aspire package designed to bridge this gap and provide seamless multi-repo support.
Learn how to cache method results in a .NET Aspire distributed cloud-native app with minimal boilerplate in this step-by-step guide.
In this episode Eduardo joins Frank to showcase FairPlayTube: The Next Generation of Video Sharing portals, a tool for content creators and entrepreneurs, powered by AI to create thumbnails, digital marketing strategies, passive income ideas, posts for social networks and more.
The .NET Aspire dashboard offers a great way to get real-time insights into logs, traces and the configuration of your applications. You can run this locally, but nowadays you can also deploy it to your Azure Container App (ACA) environment. In this blog post, I will explain how to set this up using Azure Bicep or Azure CLI.
This article delves into the core concepts of .NET Aspire and explores how it simplifies the development process.
We will talk about the process of monitoring applications orchestrated by .NET Aspire. But before we do it, let’s remind ourselves why monitoring is something we absolutely must have in our applications.
In this video, I demonstrate how to create a distributed application using MassTransit and .NET Aspire. A front-end API application along with a back-end consumer service, wired up using the Aspire AppHost, and communicating using the SQL Transport via PostgreSQL.
Learn how .NET Aspire can automagically add orchestration, observability, service discovery, logging, tracing and a tone of other services!
This guide explores how to combine .NET Aspire with ABP, enabling developers to create observable, and feature-rich applications.
In this episode, Sander Molenkamp will show you how you can use .NET Aspire to simplify building distributed cloud-native applications.