Navigating microservices with .NET Core

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Demo deploys a .NET Core app to Kubernetes with Helm manifests, three replicas and a rolling update guarded by readiness probes; backend splits into menu/order/delivery services using gRPC streaming, Redis for queue/pubsub, Zipkin for distributed traces and Prometheus for metrics on port 8080. Benchmarks run constrained configs (down to ~30 MB and 0.25 CPU) and still serve traffic, revealing MVC costs more and that lower-level routing yields higher density.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:10What are microservices
3. 1:42The truth about microservices
4. 3:52The difference between microservices and backend development
5. 6:12Kubernetes
6. 16:26Windows vs Mac
7. 22:46Demo
8. 30:39Distributed Tracing
9. 34:57GRPC Push
10. 41:27Service Defaults
11. 48:57Endpoints
12. 50:32Prometheus
13. 52:47Prometheus Dashboard
14. 54:27Requests and Limits

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