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.
In this talk, we'll explore how .NET Aspire combines opinionated patterns with infrastructure and app modeling to streamline modern .NET development. Using a real-world Pickleball App as a case study, we cover domain modeling with Azure Table Storage, REST APIs, frontend/backend design, automated testing, seed data, and AI-assisted development.
.NET Aspire 9.2 introduces a new way to view your application. A graphical view showing how the different pieces of your application fit together.
Microservices can mean dozens of projects running to make a single application. Aspire can keep everything under control.
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.