Architecting .NET Microservices in a Docker Ecosystem

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Shows how to turn an ASP.NET Core microservices solution into containers, build Docker images, tag them and push them to registries; demo uses Visual Studio 2019/2022, VS Code, Docker Desktop (Linux containers), optional Kubernetes, and Azure for deploying images. A multi-api conference management solution (management, billing, participant + MVC UI) is built into images, pushed to Azure Container Registry and Docker Hub, and deployed via docker compose push after az login and image tagging — the images and pushes complete successfully.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:28Agenda
3. 0:52What are microservices
4. 2:53Components of microservices
5. 5:01Containers vs microservices
6. 8:49Docker Container vs Docker Image
7. 9:54Why use Docker Container
8. 10:56Docker Desktop
9. 12:38Build Docker Images
10. 19:34Create Azure Container Registry
11. 27:52Create DockerCompose file

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