Today, we will talk about integrating our Aspire apps with Azure Storage. We will start by looking at Azure Table Storage and then move on to Blob Storage.
This post shows how to use Elasticsearch in .NET Aspire. Elasticsearch is setup to use HTTPS with the dotnet developer certificates and and simple client can be implemented to query the data. Code:…
First, using an existing Blazor project, we add .NET Aspire Service Defaults project. The website is ran to show logging and health-check endpoint. Next, .NET Aspire App Host project is added and set as a start up project. Finally, the website is run again and the dashboard available in the AppHost project is displayed.
Today, you will learn how to integrate your distributed .NET Aspire application with MongoDB by using Aspire Components. We will walk through an example application that populates a MongoDB instance with some data and retrieves the data inside one of the hosted services.
In this Tutorial, we will explore .NET Aspire. At first, we will use it with SQLite. Thereafter, we will modify the solution so that it uses a SQL Server Docker image instead of SQLite. All this is done in a terminal window with the help of VS Code. The objective is to serve those who do not use the higher end Visual Studio 2022 IDE. This exercise works on Windows or Mac.
In this article I want to explore how we can leverage a tool such as .NET Aspire to improve the way we build and deploy distributed applications, even when we work with languages and frameworks other than .NET.
Join the .NET Aspire Standup as Jose Perez Rodriguez teaches Maddy and Jon about how .NET Aspire actually works!
A Step-by-step guide on how to use the .Net Aspire Oracle component in Visual Studio.
Create and Deploy .NET Aspire project using Visual Studio and Azure Developer CLI (AZD)