Selection of useful materials: Microservices on .NET Core
Habr, hello! Today we want to share useful content on the development of microservices on .NET Core: reports from the .NET Conf 2017 conference, Net Core microservices on Service Fabric, the Microsoft Virtual Academy course for beginners, a list of training materials, and the fiery Siberian conference D2D DevPRO'17 . Read about all this after kata.
In September 2017, the annual largest .NET Conf-2017 conference was held. One of the interesting reports on microservices was the report .NET Core microservices on Service Fabric. In this video, Maxime Rouiller, Azure Cloud Developer Advocate II, talks about microservice architecture and Azure Service Fabric, how to start using .NET Core with Azure Service Fabric. Also from this video you will learn how to make your microservice stable, fast and reliable.
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Another interesting report on microservices and containerization was the report by Developer Advocate, Google - by Meta Atamel (Met Atamel) "Containerized ASP.NET Core Apps with Kubernetes"
In his report, Met talks about Kubernetes, an open-source container management platform that was available for Linux, but with the advent of ASP.NET Core is now available for .NET developers. In addition, he talked about how Kubernetes can help with the launch and deployment of containerized ASP.NET Core applications.
For those who are just starting to get acquainted with microservice architecture and want to learn the fundamentals of building microservice applications, at Microsoft Virtual Academy there is a course dedicated to microservice architecture that is taught by such famous people as Jeffrey Richter and Boris Schol.
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
In the episode, Jeffrey Richter and Boris Scholl talk about what microservice applications are and why their popularity is growing.
What are the pitfalls of hidden services? How to make the service scalable, both up and down? What are the pros and cons of using services? These and other questions are answered by Jeffrey Richter in the next episode.
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
In this episode, Jeffrey and Boris will tell you about a service building methodology such as 12-Fact Apps. They will explain in detail why following these rules your service will be ready:
To horizontal scaling;
Continuous deployment;
To any modern cloud hosting;
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
You can familiarize yourself with the rest of the course by clicking on the link.
On November 25, Krasnoyarsk will host the D2D DevPRO'17 developer conference on, among other things, microservice architecture on .NET Core and .NET development.
Key topics:
Experts:
Denis Zawserchinsky - Head of Development, Aspiriti , Krasnoyarsk
Alexander Petrov - .NET team lead, Aspiriti , Krasnoyarsk
To participate, you must purchase a ticket on the official conference website .
Do not forget to share in the comments interesting materials on the microservice architecture on the .NET Core, which are not included in this selection.
.NET Conf-2017
In September 2017, the annual largest .NET Conf-2017 conference was held. One of the interesting reports on microservices was the report .NET Core microservices on Service Fabric. In this video, Maxime Rouiller, Azure Cloud Developer Advocate II, talks about microservice architecture and Azure Service Fabric, how to start using .NET Core with Azure Service Fabric. Also from this video you will learn how to make your microservice stable, fast and reliable.
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Another interesting report on microservices and containerization was the report by Developer Advocate, Google - by Meta Atamel (Met Atamel) "Containerized ASP.NET Core Apps with Kubernetes"
In his report, Met talks about Kubernetes, an open-source container management platform that was available for Linux, but with the advent of ASP.NET Core is now available for .NET developers. In addition, he talked about how Kubernetes can help with the launch and deployment of containerized ASP.NET Core applications.
Introducing Microservices
For those who are just starting to get acquainted with microservice architecture and want to learn the fundamentals of building microservice applications, at Microsoft Virtual Academy there is a course dedicated to microservice architecture that is taught by such famous people as Jeffrey Richter and Boris Schol.
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
In the episode, Jeffrey Richter and Boris Scholl talk about what microservice applications are and why their popularity is growing.
Defining Services and Pitfalls
What are the pitfalls of hidden services? How to make the service scalable, both up and down? What are the pros and cons of using services? These and other questions are answered by Jeffrey Richter in the next episode.
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
12-Factor Apps
In this episode, Jeffrey and Boris will tell you about a service building methodology such as 12-Fact Apps. They will explain in detail why following these rules your service will be ready:
To horizontal scaling;
Continuous deployment;
To any modern cloud hosting;
If you do not see the episode, you can watch it here .
You can familiarize yourself with the rest of the course by clicking on the link.
Useful materials
- Azure Service Fabric and microservice architecture.
- Design of microservice architecture
- Book NET Microservices. Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications. - Guide for creating microservice applications and managing them using containers written by Microsoft developers.
- Github repository containing examples from the NET Microservices book. Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications.
- The official githab repository Azure - contains a large number of templates for quick launch.
- The official ASP.NET githab repository - the latest code examples, templates, documentation, and more from the developers of the ASP.NET team.
D2D DevPRO'17
On November 25, Krasnoyarsk will host the D2D DevPRO'17 developer conference on, among other things, microservice architecture on .NET Core and .NET development.
Key topics:
- Experience of transition to microservices in the .NET project to save time
- Implementation of automatic assembly of applications for the JS and .NET platforms?
Experts:
Denis Zawserchinsky - Head of Development, Aspiriti , Krasnoyarsk
Alexander Petrov - .NET team lead, Aspiriti , Krasnoyarsk
To participate, you must purchase a ticket on the official conference website .
Do not forget to share in the comments interesting materials on the microservice architecture on the .NET Core, which are not included in this selection.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/342812/
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