Building cloud-ready applications in .NET
summary
Live demos show concrete wins: a RabbitMQ topic exchange that publishes orders and a consumer that acknowledges messages successfully, a Eureka service registry that registers two instances and returns random instance addresses, and a YARP reverse proxy that consolidates client calls into one configurable gateway. Polly HTTP policies use retry, fallback and a circuit breaker that trips after three failures and holds for 20s. Steeltoe actuators provide out‑of‑the‑box health and tracing endpoints; all demos run locally and work as shown.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50What cloud ready means
- 6:27Modular vs distributed monoliths
- 8:55Code demos overview
- 9:17External configuration
- 12:25Messaging in cloud apps
- 16:40RabbitMQ food order demo
- 25:12Service discovery
- 28:28Eureka Steeltoe demo
- 34:16API gateways
- 37:11YARP food services demo
- 45:29Resiliency with Polly
- 49:48Polly HTTP demo
- 57:06Monitoring cloud apps
- 57:49Steeltoe monitoring demo
- 1:01:19Key considerations
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