In this step-by-step tutorial I take you through an introduction on building microservices using .NET. As the name suggests we build everything completely from start to finish -with the full scope of the course outlined in the time-stamp section below. However, at a high-level we’ll cover:
• Building two .NET Microservices using the REST API pattern
• Working with dedicated persistence layers for both services
• Deploying our services to Kubernetes cluster
• Employing the API Gateway pattern to route to our services
• Building Synchronous messaging between services (HTTP & gRPC)
• Building Asynchronous messaging between services using an Event Bus (RabbitMQ)
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⏲️ Time Codes ⏲️
- 0:00 PART 1 - INTRODUCTION & Theory
- 2:39 Course Approach
- 6:11 Course Overview
- 11:31 Ingredients & Tooling
- 16:14 What are microservices?
- 33:40 Overview of our microservices
- 37:37 Solution Architecture
- 43:54 Application Architecture
- 46:47 PART 2 - BUILDING THE FIRST SERVICE
- 47:33 Scaffolding the service
- 52:37 Data Layer - Model
- 57:35 Data Layer - DB Context
- 1:02:38 Data Layer - Repository
- 1:16:00 Data Layer - DB Preparation
- 1:27:31 Data Layer - Data Transfer Objects
- 1:41:19 Controller and Actions
2:16:21 PART 3 - DOCKER & KUBERNETES
- 2:16:21 Review of Docker
- 2:20:55 Containerizing the Platform Service
- 2:37:29 Pushing to Docker Hub
- 2:42:43 Introduction to Kubernetes
- 2:46:54 Kubernetes Architecture Overview
- 2:58:40 Deploy the Platform service
3:25:01 PART 4 - STARTING OUR 2ND SERVICE
- 3:25:01 Scaffolding the service
- 3:30:41 Add a Controller and Action
- 3:41:50 Overview of Synchronous and Asynchronous Messaging
- 3:55:21 Adding a HTTP Client
- 4:19:34 Deploying service to Kubernetes
- 4:44:55 Adding an API Gateway
5:07:12 PART 5 - STARTING WITH SQL SERVER
- 5:07:12 Adding a Persistent Volume Claim
- 5:12:34 Adding a Kubernetes Secret
- 5:15:12 Deploying SQL Server to Kubernetes
- 5:30:31 Accessing SQL Server via Management Studio
- 5:33:06 Updating our Platform Service to use SQL Server
6:06:02 PART 6 - MULTI-RESOURCE API
- 6:06:02 End Point Review for Commands Service
- 6:09:31 Data Layer - Models
- 6:16:38 Data Layer - DB Context
- 6:21:37 Data Layer - Repository
- 6:34:53 Data Layer - Dtos
- 6:40:49 Data Layer - AutoMapper Profiles
- 6:45:26 Controller & Actions
7:20:49 PART 7 - MESSAGE BUS & RABBITMQ
- 7:20:49 Solution Architecture Overview
- 7:24:06 RabbitMQ Overview
- 7:28:55 Deploy RabbitMQ to Kubernetes
7:43:27 PART 8 - ASYNCHRONOUS MESSAGING
- 7:44:01 Add a Message Bus Publisher to Platform Service
- 8:18:07 Testing our Publisher
- 8:25:19 Command Service ground work
- 8:36:46 Event Processing
- 8:59:14 Adding an Event Listener
- 9:19:29 Testing Locally
- 9:26:28 Deploying to Kubernetes
9:39:12 PART 9 - GRPC
- 9:39:12 Overview of gRPC
- 9:44:06 Final Kubernetes networking configuration
- 9:54:32 Adding gRPC Package references
- 9:56:44 Working with Protocol Buffers
- 10:03:55 Adding a gRPC Server to Platforms Service
- 10:20:53 Adding a gRPC Client to Commands Service
- 10:39:41 Adding a Database prep class to Commands Service
- 10:48:05 Test Locally
- 10:51:01 Deploy to Kubernetes
- 10:58:43 Final thoughts & thanks
- 11:00:55 Supporter Credits
5 авг 2024
