Authorised Territory code examples - This Aspire .NET #tutorial shows new features for SqlServer integration and dashboard available in #dotnet #aspire version 9.3.
In this chapter, we’ll explore how to take your .NET Aspire applications from the development workstation to real-world production environments.
You've tried .NET Aspire, but what are the next steps after adding it to your application? In this video, Jeff Fritz shows you how you can add custom health checks and the HealthChecks UI to your application
.NET Aspire is an opinionated stack for building apps and wrangling their dependencies. In this session you'll learn what .NET Aspire is, why Microsoft created it, and how you can get started using it yourself. If you are already using .NET Aspire this is a great time to ask any questions you have and get an answer from one of the members of the .NET Aspire core team.
.NET Aspire provides tools, templates, and packages to help you build observable, production-ready apps. Delivered through NuGet packages, .NET Aspire simplifies common challenges in modern app development. Today's apps often rely on multiple services like databases, messaging, and caching, many supported by .NET Aspire Integrations, including community extensions in the .NET Aspire Community Toolkit.
Converting .NET applications to Docker. Deploying them to Azure. Aspire does it all in just a few clicks.
.NET Aspire simplifies end-to-end integration testing for microservices by providing service orchestration, containerized environments, automatic service discovery, and real/ mock service swapping—all in a seamless test setup.
okay, let's dive into a detailed tutorial on combining .net aspire, semantic kernel, and potentially other technologies to build a modern, distributed, and ai-powered application. this will be a lengthy and informative guide, so buckle up!
In this quick talk, we will familiarize ourselves with .NET Aspire and add it to existing projects: an ASP.NET Core API with CRUD operation and an ASP.NET MVC application as a Client.
Tired of “cloud-native” meaning “bloated code + 10 new tools”? .NET Aspire breaks the myth: cloud development can be simple, elegant, and even fun. Join this hands-on session for pragmatic developers ready to build cloud-first micro-services without burnout. Using real-world examples, you’ll design apps that are born scalable – with observability and auto-resilience baked in from the first commit.