Navigating microservices with .NET Core
summary
A developer-focused demo of a new tool called tai that runs multiple .NET Core services locally and in Kubernetes, auto-injects environment-variable service discovery into each process, and exposes a dashboard with logs, metrics counters and multi-process debug attach. The demo builds and runs apps in Docker without Dockerfiles, publishes images to a registry and deploys to Kubernetes with generated manifests and an ingress. Diagnostics include Zipkin tracing and Elastic log aggregation via a collector sidecar; the end-to-end demos work.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 18:44run these in docker
- 22:24run it in kubernetes
- 22:50run this in kubernetes
- 31:19configuration file
- 32:22add postgres and redis
- 53:32diagnose some diagnostics
- 57:56wiring up our collector
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