Learn Live - Understand API gateways in a cloud-native ASP.NET Core microservices app

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Modify a cloud-native ASP.NET Core microservices app to understand API gateways in Azure.

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Learning objectives

- Deploy an existing ASP.NET Core microservices e-commerce application to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
- Implement a Backend for Frontend (BFF) pattern by using .NET.
- Deploy the microservices application to an AKS instance that's using Azure Application Gateway.
- Expose the BFF API outside the Kubernetes cluster by using Application Gateway Ingress Controller and access that external Swagger client.

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Chapters
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00:00 - Introduction
01:20 - Learning objectives
02:31 - Exercise: Set up the environment
11:34 - Introduction
12:32 - Exercise: Verify deployment and test the app
19:00 - Understand API gateways and Backends for Frontends
26:49 - Introducing API gateways
38:21 - Understand Kubernetes ingress controller concepts
42:47 - Exercise: Implement a load balancer with Azure Application Gateway
1:11:04 - Proposed solution
1:15:05 - Knowledge Check
1:19:19 - Summary and conclusion

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Presenters

Mattias Karlsson
Partner & Technical Fellow, Microsoft Azure MVP
WCOM AB

Iris Classon
Software engineer, Microsoft .NET MVP
Greenbyte/Powerfactors

Moderators

Anbu Mani
Senior Software Engineer, Microsoft MVP
XMonkeys360

[CarlintVeld]

What would a good way to setup a cross service (multiple aks clusters, app services, etc.) discovery service so that you can easily move APIs to another endpoint?

[logcorner]

interresting talk. why you did not use application gateway ingress controller for frontend pods and azure api management for backend pods( api). I think that azure api management is better than application gateway ingress controller to manages APIs

[cloudbaud]

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