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)
Here is the next post on my journey building a personal photo search application using open source technologies as a testbed for .Net Aspire. Here is the next post on my journey building a personal photo search application using open source technologies as a testbed for .Net Aspire.
We previously looked at Aspire components, special libraries used by .NET Aspire to wrap commonly used applications and infrastructure components. These libraries consist of containers, but it’s simpler to use them instead of using containers directly. After all, Aspire components were specifically designed to work in Aspire. Today, we will look at the components that represent SQL databases.
Scott Hunter delivers a keynote at VS Live 2024 at Microsoft headquarters : Introducing .NET Aspire - Cloud Native Development for .NET
Discover the essentials of .NET Aspire and learn how to deploy your applications to Azure in this informative video!
As a senior software engineer with a background in .NET Core and Azure, deploying applications efficiently is crucial. In this article, I’ll walk you through deploying .NET Aspire applications to Azure and Kubernetes, highlighting real-world scenarios and best coding practices.