Part5️⃣ - Create Gateway API |🛒Build Sync .NET 8 eCommerce Microservice🚀Caching, Load Balance & more

🔹An eCommerce microservice architecture with an API Gateway includes independent services for handling specific business functions like products, orders, and user accounts. The API Gateway serves as a single entry point for managing client requests, routing them to appropriate microservices, and enforcing security policies. Rate limiting controls the number of requests a client can make to prevent abuse and ensure fair usage. Caching stores frequently accessed data to improve performance and reduce load on services. Retry strategies ensure reliability by automatically retrying failed requests due to transient errors. This setup enhances scalability, performance, and resilience for online shopping platforms.
🔹In this video, I will walk you through the step-by-step process of building complete ecommerce microservice.🎉

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### Timestamps
00:00 📢 Introduction
03:39 🚀 Creating Gateway API Project
09:19 ⚙️ Configuring Ocelot
38:45 🔒 Add Authorization to Needed Endpoints
45:12 🧪 Running and Testing All APIs Through the Gateway
1:12:27 🎬 Conclusion

[daveb]

Hi,
Great videos.
I think the source link is missing from the video description.
🙂
Dave