.NET Core Microservice Development Made Easy with Azure Dev Spaces
summary
Azure Dev Spaces runs development services in a shared AKS cluster so only the service under development needs local code, with Visual Studio/VS Code or CLI pushing synchronized file changes instead of full image rebuilds. It implements space-specific routing via an AZDS_ROUTE header so team members get isolated endpoints, supports live remote debugging into containers, and caught a real bug where employee names flipped format between services. Works end-to-end in public preview; CI/CD and production deploy remain separate.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:59Azure Dev Spaces
- 3:21How Dev Spaces Works
- 4:36Deployment to Production
- 18:09Testing
- 20:23Debugging
- 27:25Documentation
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