Building Confident Application Systems with .NET Aspire: From Dev to Deployment
summary
Introduces .NET Aspire’s opinionated stack and shows a live conversion of a two‑project weather app into an Aspire system, adding add service defaults for OpenTelemetry and retries, creating an app host to orchestrate API, website, Redis cache and RedisInsight, wiring GitHub model AI (GPT-4o mini) for image backgrounds, and publishing CI/CD via AZD into Azure; demos caching that cuts external calls (first cache write then 1.5ms Redis hit), health checks, traces, and a working pipeline config.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00.NET Aspire introduction
- 1:02.NET Aspire overview
- 7:26Weather app demo start
- 12:03Adding Aspire to system
- 18:02Orchestrating services
- 26:10Aspire dashboard & telemetry
- 28:19AI error diagnosis
- 32:39External resources in Aspire
- 36:18Health checks for resilience
- 39:56Redis caching for performance
- 46:44Redis Insight for cache
- 51:44AI with GitHub Models
- 59:56AI weather summaries
- 1:04:14Background caching services
- 1:07:27Deploy to Azure with Azd
- 1:12:04Wrap-up & resources
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