.NET Core Microservices - The Complete Guide (.NET 8 MVC)
Why take this course?
🎉 .NET Core Microservices - The Complete Guide (.NET 8 MVC) 🎉
Course Headline:
Master Microservices architecture with .NET Core MVC(.NET 8), Entity Framework Core, .NET Identity with Azure Service Bus!
Course Description:
Are you facing challenges with a monolithic application and seeking a scalable solution? Or perhaps you've heard about Microservices but aren't sure how to implement them in your .NET projects? 🤔🔗
If you're nodding along, this is the course for YOU!
🚀 Learn by Doing: In this comprehensive course, we embark on a journey to build a real microservices-based application from scratch using .NET 6. By the end, we'll transition to the latest .NET 8, ensuring you're up-to-date with the newest technologies! 🌟
🔥 Foundational Learning: We'll cover the core concepts of microservices through a step-by-step approach, building multiple microservices. For authentication and authorization, we'll leverage .NET Identity to secure our application. 🛡️
🚀 Advanced Technologies & Best Practices:
- .NET API for creating microservices.
- Ocelot for implementing an API Gateway.
- Entity Framework Core for data access with a clean architecture.
- .NET Identity for secure user authentication and authorization.
- SQL Server as our database of choice.
- Azure Service Bus for messaging between services.
🛍️ Real-World Application: We'll develop an e-commerce system with modules such as Product, Shopping Cart, Ordering, Payment, and Email Services. This is not just a theoretical exercise; you'll implement each part, including setting up the Ocelot Gateway Project and an MVC Web Application. 💳✨
📚 In-Depth Explanations: With this course, you'll get extensive explanations and detailed instructions every step of the way. We'll cover everything from scratch, ensuring you understand not just how to build microservices but also why certain architectures and patterns are used. 📖
🌍 Practical Learning Experience: This course is designed for developers who love to code and want to get their hands dirty. You'll be coding approximately 90%+ of the time, following along with real-world examples as you build your application. 🖥️✍️
🌍 Understand the Big Picture: By completing this course, you'll have a fully functional microservices application with 7 different services. More importantly, you'll gain a deep understanding of how they interact and why certain design decisions were made throughout the development process.
🎓 Who is this for?
- Aspiring Microservices Developers: If you're eager to understand microservices architecture and implement it in your .NET projects, this course is tailor-made for you.
- Experienced Developers: Whether you're transitioning from monolithic applications or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this course will help you fill the gaps and take your skills to the next level.
🎓 Join us on this microservices adventure and transform the way you build applications with .NET! 🚀🎉
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
This .NET Core Microservices course offers in-depth knowledge and practical experience with microservices, API design, and service integration. While there are areas for improvement, such as updating outdated content and addressing interdependent databases, the course's strengths lie in its hands-on approach, clear explanations, and coverage of essential concepts. Recommended for those looking to learn about microservices in .NET Core.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive coverage of .NET Core Microservices, including 7 individual microservices and N-Layer implementation with Repository Pattern.
- Hands-on approach to understanding essential concepts like independent service design, API Gateway setup, and managing communications between services using Azure Service Bus.
- Clear explanations and structured approach from the instructor, making complex concepts easier to understand and apply in real-world projects.
- Valuable introduction to Stripe for implementing online payments.
Potential Drawbacks
- Interdependent nature of microservices' databases, which conflicts with the core principle of microservices architecture.
- Lack of Kubernetes usage for service management and deployment, which could enhance stability, scalability, and independence of each service.
- Some sections, particularly those on Azure and RabbitMQ, are considered outdated and may require updates or re-recording.
- Minor issues like visible passwords during login/registration and the use of non-descriptive variable names detract from the overall quality.