Udemy – Microservices Development Revolution with .Net5 and Dapr 2021-6 – Download

Microservices Development Revolution with .Net5 and Dapr is the name of the Microservices Development with .Net5 and Dapr course published by Yudemy Academy. Welcome to the world’s first DAPR training! Change the way you develop your microservices applications! Topics that will be covered at the end of this training:

This course begins by explaining what separates a microservices architecture and a monolithic architecture
It aims to teach you what led Microsoft to offer Dapr (Distributed Application Runtime) technology.
It teaches you the components of Dapr technology and what these components are used for.
It teaches you how to install and/or update the Dapr library globally on your local computer.
It teaches you the Dapr relationship with Docker.
It teaches you what sidecar technology means and how it helps facilitate the development of microservices applications.
It teaches you what the service call block (service discovery block) is used for and what methods Dapr makes available to put this block into action in your projects.
It teaches you the Dapr SDK for .NET library.
It teaches you, as a beginner, how to create a simple microservices project in which you learn how to use the service call building block in a project consisting of a web interface and webapi backend projects, thus automatically discovering the backend service.
It teaches you how the PubSub messaging building block helps you easily develop microservices communicating asynchronously with Dapr sidecar technology without any plumbing code.
After teaching you the basics, it lets you learn how to build a fully functional distributed microservices business application involving 4 microservices and the free face detection offerings from the Azure Face API portal.
It teaches you step by step starting with the web interface to develop each microservice, testing the collaboration between microservices and the outcome at each step.
It teaches you how to get an authentication key from the Azure Face API portal and use it in your microservice to send a photo to the API and retrieve the face image coordinates from there.
It teaches you how to run Docker containers for mssqlserver and maildev for email.
It teaches you how to create migration code using Entity Framework Core and create the database and its tables during design.
It teaches how to automatically run migration code during runtime by code.
It teaches you how to use third-party image processing libraries to crop face images from a photo based on face coordinates.
It teaches you how to learn and use Dapr library input and output bindings wisely.
It teaches you how to use Dapr Input Binding Block as a Cron job service to make a webapi endpoint wake up at regular intervals to do the given work.
It teaches you how to use the Redis database as a key/value pair data store as a Dapr Side car part known as the state management building block.
It teaches you how to use Redis as a messaging instrument when using the Dapr pub/sub building block.
You will get a taste of the telemetry and diagnostic features using Zipkin with Dapr through the Dapr Dashboard.
It teaches you how to use another new invention from Microsoft, namely Project Tye, to orchestrate your microservices using a tye.yaml file similar to docker-compose technology but without writing docker files.
You will also learn how to debug an application powered by the Tye project.
You will also get a taste of a structured logging server like SEQ which will help you with your in-depth log queries.
You can continue your dapr journey with the now ready follow-up course showing the details of deploying our daprized microservices applications in the Azure Kubernetes environment. This course now also includes Microsoft’s new offering for serverless deployment on Azure, Azure Container Apps deployment.