Develop Microservices on .NET 8 used ASP.NET Web API, Docker, RabbitMQ, MassTransit, gRPC, Yarp Gateway, Redis,SqlServer
InstructorMehmet Ozkaya
The curriculum features a complex, multi-service project that demonstrates Vertical Slice Architecture for Catalog services and Clean Architecture for Ordering services.
Instruction covers both synchronous inter-service communication via gRPC and asynchronous event-driven workflows using RabbitMQ and MassTransit.
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This high-level architecture diagram illustrates the course project structure, mapping client applications through a YARP gateway to microservices like Catalog and Ordering with their respective databases.
One sampled review suggests that specific sections utilize a 'Role Play' approach where learners justify pattern selections, aiding the retention of architectural principles.
Learner signals suggest that instructor accent, grammar, and a sometimes monotonous delivery can make following complex lessons difficult. Note that these signals originated from reviews dated before the displayed update; while an update is noted, it does not prove these issues were corrected.
One sampled review suggests that the curriculum lacks deep practical implementation of advanced patterns like Saga or Transactional Outbox. As with delivery concerns, these signals come from reviews predating the update label, which does not guarantee a correction has occurred.
The content aligns with the stated goals of C# developers interested in microservices and .NET 8.