Building Microservices Using ASP.NET Core and AKS

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Step-by-step demo builds two microservices (catalog and authentication) with ASP.NET Core 5, Entity Framework and SQL Server, adds Docker support in Visual Studio 2019, pushes images to Azure Container Registry, and deploys them to an AKS cluster (three nodes) via az CLI and kubectl; Swagger/OpenAPI is exported and imported into Azure API Management so the endpoints are routed and require a subscription key; deployments succeed and the catalog API returns real product rows from the Azure SQL database.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:05Evolution of computing
3. 2:27What are microservices
4. 3:50Advantages of microservices
5. 4:33Challenges of microservices
6. 6:41Migrating to microservices
7. 9:30Tools for microservices
8. 10:32Building microservices in ASP.NET Core
9. 21:32Deployment options in Azure
10. 22:15What is AKS
11. 23:19Deploying to AKS with CLI
12. 36:44Publishing to AKS
13. 40:16Setting up API Management
14. 45:54Summary and next steps

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