Building Cloud-Native App with .NET
summary
Demonstration builds a .NET Aspire starter, converts a non-Aspire sample into an Aspire solution, and deploys it to Azure successfully using the Azure Developer CLI; the demo shows local dashboard, telemetry hooks and App Insights wiring, an Azure Container Registry and Log Analytics created automatically, and running frontend/backend endpoints. Key specifics: Aspire scaffolds an apphost + service-default orchestrator, exposes service endpoints without hand‑written YAML files, and uses ACD deploy to build/push container images — the conversion and cloud deployment both work end‑to‑end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49What is .NET Aspire?
- 5:43Cloud-native principles
- 9:46Why use .NET Aspire?
- 17:58Creating first project
- 23:00Demo: Running Aspire project
- 33:01Demo: Deploying to Azure
- 44:50Demo: Converting to Aspire
- 59:17Demo: Modern UI frameworks
- 1:03:03Demo: Application Insights
- 1:07:33Q&A and closing
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