eCommerce Project, Docker, Kubernetes, RabbitMQ, Entra ID, ASP.NET Core Web API, Event Driven Architecture, Polly, more
InstructorWeb Academy by Harsha VardhanEditorial course preview
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This terminal screenshot shows the status of Kubernetes resources in the dev namespace, confirming that microservices like RabbitMQ, MongoDB, and Order Management are running successfully.
This architecture diagram illustrates a secure microservices deployment on Microsoft Azure, detailing the interaction between API Management, Application Gateway, App Service Environment, AKS, and SQL Managed Instances.
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This diagram illustrates the B2C authentication flow where customers use social identities or local accounts to access business APIs via Azure Active Directory B2C.
The curriculum provides depth in modern patterns, including event-driven architecture via RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus, as well as fault tolerance using Polly.
Instruction covers the full lifecycle from containerizing services with Docker to orchestrating them on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and managing CI/CD via Azure DevOps.
One signal suggests difficulty with local Docker configurations when switching between Windows and macOS environments, specifically regarding SQL Server setup. This review predates the displayed update date, which does not prove a correction has been made.
The curriculum aligns well with the target of ASP.NET Core developers looking to master microservices and Azure DevOps.