Ask Me Anything - Demystify Cloud-Native Development with .NET Aspire
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Demo shows .NET Aspire as a C-based apphost that generates an Aspire manifest (JSON) and can feed deployment tools, integrates with azd up and an aspirate CLI for non-AKS Kubernetes, and injects connection strings and service addresses via a microsoft.extensions.serviceDiscovery provider using environment variables. Local F5 runs containers and a memory-only dashboard for OpenTelemetry; production deployment is Dev/Test today with Azure Container Apps supported, not a full terraform replacement yet.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Ask Me Anything
- 1:05Self-hosted Kubernetes and non-AKS
- 7:47Virtual networks and gateways in Aspire
- 12:19Aspire for DevOps and IaC
- 17:43Local dev with Node.js and Kafka
- 25:44Aspire for enterprise adoption
- 33:59Telemetry in Aspire dashboard
- 37:57Dashboard API access
- 39:42Container runtimes beyond Docker
- 40:46Health checks and orchestration
- 45:22Adoption barriers and community
- 51:53Custom Aspire integrations
- 1:00:52Adding new Aspire integrations
- 1:07:18Multi-cloud with Aspire
- 1:10:34Incremental deploy and rollback
- 1:13:26Aspire, Service Fabric, and Kubernetes
- 1:15:10Cross-platform IaC with Radius
- 1:16:38Aspire in Microsoft tooling
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