Microservices Tutorial for Beginners | Building Microservices with ASP.NET Core

👉 What you will learn in this Microservices tutorial video:
✅ Introduction to Microservices
✅ Microservices Principles
✅ Need of Microservices
✅ Microservices Development Tools
✅ Integrating Ocelot API Gateway
✅ Building Microservices Using ASP.NET Core
✅ Testing Microservices Using Postman

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This hands-on extensive training will be delivered by Microsoft MVPs & Technical consultant Mr. Shailendra Chauhan, along with unlimited access to other training programs like Azure, Angular, DevOps, Docker, and Kubernetes offered by DotNetTricks.

Learn to build Microservices architecture to manage your APIs on Azure API Management. Become an expert in building and deploying your microservices built application to Azure Cloud using CI/CD & various Microservices architecture.
After the completion of this training, you will be able to
1. Design & Implement Microservices Architecture
2. Build Microservices architecture using ASP.NET Core
3. Use Swagger to document APIs
4. Learn how to break Existing N-Tier apps to hooked on Microservices
5. Create a distributed database by crumbling centralized database
6. Deploy .NET Core Applications to Azure cloud using Service Fabric Cluster
7. Learn Azure Service Fabric for deploying
8. Step By Step host your current web Apps to Service Fabric
9. Implement Ocelot API Gateway
10. Learn & Implement Azure API Management
11. Query Microservices using the CQRS pattern
12. Learn the Service Bus and RabbitMQ to implement Asynchronous communication.
13. Learn to Set up Microservices CI/CD Pipeline.

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[abhishektenneti]

A zero knowledge .Net guy can come directly here and learn a lot about it. So helpful!Thank you!

[ScholarHat]

Important Note: If you are using Ocelot 16.0.0 or higher, you should change the key name from "ReRoutes" to "Routes", else you'll keep getting 404 error.

[srinu]

Thank You This Video cleared out Microservice

[manishroy]

Really Nice. Step by step explained the entire implementation. Thanks

[NethiestChannel]

Having a single API Gateway for the whole service implements SPoF.

What you want for the highest reliability is a dedicated API gateway per service that needs it.
e.g. userservice, orderservice, productservice would all have separate APIs just in case gateway dies.

[ganeshgite]

Really nice content, step by step explain properly.
Thank you.

[dearalok]

Very informational video .Just a suggestion ... avoid repetitions to make it shorter .

[supunsamarawickrama]

very useful and nice explanation. Thanks !!

[niroshanmanoharan]

Thanks a lot for the simple and informative explanation.

[Kaushik-RoyChowdhury]

Good one Shailendra. Learnt about Ocelot Gateway mate.

[SuhasBharadwajK]

Important Note: If you are using Ocelot 16.0.0 or higher, you should change the key name from "ReRoutes" to "Routes", else you'll keep getting 404 error no matter what.

[Axstrus]

Nice video... Completed end to end video for a beginner...

[namanvohra]

Thanks for the video, you gained a new subscriber. Could you please add a more complex example of how two microservices that are interrelated can interact with one another? For instance if the client needs data from the two microservices. Thank you again for this video.

[karimalaa]

Shall I have to specify all my microservices routes in the ocelot.json, or should be handled dynamically in each microservice itself.

[tarunsharma]

Where did you implement communication b/w two api

[DuongNguyen-gguc]

You may want to enable the closed capture (CC) since it is hard to understand what you are saying.

[teja]

Hello Sir, How do you we mange microservices when a lot of applications are running?

[bhavyar]

Nice tutorial.

So microservices involves service1 having its own database1 and service2 having its own separate database2.

Let's assume we already have an existing database where we have all related tables. In this case how to split existing monolithic application into microservices where each has its own database?

Eg: shopping application
We have orderservice and cartservice..
Do both have same database but different instance ? If separate databases then how's related data managed ?

[trunghieudang]

Thank you very much! It's helpful

[hidenseek]

Can you show the Put method. I have tried several way...but donno why it's not working