MIDDLEWARE in ASP.NET Core | Getting Started With ASP.NET Core Series
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- Hello friends, Middleware is a component assembled into an app pipeline to handle requests and responses. Middlewares are chained one after the other, so each of them gets to chose whether to pass the request to the next component and also perform work before and after the next component in the pipeline.
In this video, let's learn more about in middlewares in an ASP.NET Core application, how to set up middleware, and how to set up a request pipeline using them. I will explore the different options of setting up the middleware using the Run, Use and Map methods. I will also create a custom middleware using the IMiddleware interface and look at some of the practices around creating them.
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Awesome work Mr.Nath .......
@@UPSCCSE-ku7ej Thank you!
Man you are awesome! Your
ability to describe and clarify things is unbelievable.
Very crisp and clear explanation of the concepts. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful Sojan! Do check out the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
You are too good man. I like to have such level of deep understanding. Very fluent speaking unlike most of the "Desi" guys.
So nice of you and glad you are liking the videos. Hope you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
One of the greatest tutorial for middleware. Removing all default code and explaining how it all works is amazing. I wish I came to know about you before. I also like you didn't waste any time in the intro and directly jumping into middleware.
Thank you Siddharth! Glad you like it - Do check out the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series I’m sure you’ll like it
Hello Rahul, Thanks for the video.I have never seen any youtube videos explaining in such a clear and precise way.Thanks a lot.
Thank you for the wonderful comment Shree. The full ASP Series is here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Thanks for the crystal clear explanation Rahul! I really liked how you started from a blank Configure method and started diving deeper into the concepts 👏 Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you Sahan for letting me know!
Yes , this way of explanation will give deeper understanding.
By far the best explanation on asp.net core middleware. Thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful! Do check out the full series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
One of the best tutorial I found on internet explaining middleware. Lucid and clear explanation. Thanks Rahul
You're most welcome Dhiraj. I'm sure you will like the other videos in this series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Simply awesome. I don't remember any other tutorial explained middleware this well.
Thanks Vinay!
I am only 5 minutes into this video and I already think this is great.
A fine introduction to middleware in Aspnetcore, thank you. It makes it very clear what this does.
Glad it was helpful! I am sure you will enjoy the series here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Thank you. Your video made it very easy for me to understand the "middleware magic"
You're very welcome!
Great job, you voice does not matter , your teaching is great!
Awesome thanks! Is my voice hard to follow (fast, slow or my accent in general) 😀
Rahul you are doing a great job of teaching. Please keep up the good work 👍
Thanks a lot Prasanna! hope you are liking the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
I think second way of visual representation of middleware will make more sense to understand the whole picture for beginners. Again thank you for good tutorial 👍🏾
Thanks for sharing and glad you liked it!
Rahul, you are an amazing person. The details provided by you is excellent and it is helping us a lot. Thank you.
Thanks a ton and so nice of you Pardhasaradhi. Hope you are enjoying the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Dude!!! you are amazing. you covered all minor things quickly with practically. Thanks for this amazing delivery of topic.
Glad you like it Manish! Do check the full playlist here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
started the video confused by your voice - thanks for address it. Love this asp.net core series! thanks for creating it!
Glad it was helpful!
I have been watching your videos lately and I have to say, they are amazing. Your style of delivery and the way you cover all the scenarios is really helpful. Well done and keep on making these awesome videos.
Glad you like them Waleed! The full series is here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
And do let know if you have any topic suggestions or other feedback
@@RahulNath Thankyou Rahul. The playlist will be really useful to me.
@@waleedbintariq1840 Great - do let me know your feedback and comments 😀
Thank you so much Rahul for this in depth explanation on basic key functions. It was very useful .
Glad it was helpful Sindhuja! do check out the full series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series. I'm sure you'll like them
underrated
you deserve a larger audience
Thanks Bhavya for your support!
what an lecture. Excellent and awesome. Clear explanation
Glad you liked it, Thank you!
Thank you for posting such great content. being new to aspnet core, able to understand the concepts easily , got good understanding.
Glad you found it useful Gokula. Check out my popular series here twitter.com/rahulpnath/status/1499626419357630466?s=46&t=wSkKEQWaSZcms4Lm29QHyA
Thanks very much Rahul for this beautiful presentation on Middleware. I must commend that your presentation is super excellent.
You are most welcome! Do check the full series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Excellent video, lot of information conveyed , Please also make one video on asp core request life cycle and application life cycle.
Thank you Ashish! Checkout my ASP Series I cover in detail the different aspects of ASP NET in detail bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Let me know if that helps or if you have specific questions/areas to be covered.
I shared your channel with my friends for best learning purpose. Great teaching skills with live examples.....
That is amazing and thank you! Happy to hear that 😀
Its always interesting to see you teaching the concepts in deep and in very precise way.
Glad you think so Ziaur! Hope you are enjoying the full series bit.ly/aws-net-series
Hi Rahul, I just started with this series and I really appreciate how in-depth you go while explaining the concepts. Thank you so much for this. One question - Do you have any document for these concepts that can be used to go through qucikly during an interview preparation to revise these concepts? Thanks again.
You're very welcome Jay! most of these are based of the official Microsoft docs. I try and put the relevant links to the doc in the video links. Good suggestion thought with providing a concise pocket guide for reference kind of document. Will see if I can put something together. Good luck with your interviews.
Thank you, Rahul! You explain things very well!
Thank you and happy for it! Do check out the other videos in this series th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Thanks for the clear explanation, hope you will get more subscribers. Keep making videos like this....
Thank you Ahmed. Happy these are helpful 😀
your video is not copy-paste. very clear and concise, good voice modulation and you used a good mic... going to subscribe your channel.
Thank you Prateek. Happy that you like it. Yes, I put in a lot of time to come with the flow to introduce the various concepts within a topic. I believe the way topics are introduced matters.
You might like the other videos in this series th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
This is awesome, in-depth, and easy to understand. Thanks a lot, Rahul.
Most welcome! Do check out the full ASP Series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
yes going through them and they are great. I wish I could have found this earlier.
Thank you Rahul! Please always enable subtitles (autogenerated) because not of all us have good english
Thank you ! I haven't turned off captioning. For some videos TH-cam is not able to auto-generate this (support.google.com/youtube/answer/6373554?hl=en#zippy=%2Cautomatic-captions-on-long-form-videos-and-shorts). Guess it might also be because of accent 😀In case any of it is confusing feel free to drop a comment!
This is brilliant, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome thanks! Do check out the full series here Triven 😀 th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Hey Rahul, Your videos are awesome and in very perfectly explained in depth. Please bring more videos on .net core ...❤️👍
Thank you Akash. Sure I will. Hope you have come across the other videos in this series th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Do let me know your feedback if you get a chance to watch those. More are on the way and do let know if you have specific topics to be covered!
I have rarely seen these kind of videos . Your video is crystal clear and provides in depth knowledge of the topic . Thanks so much and soon you will reach more than million subscribers if you continue the same . Really appreciate all your efforts
thank you and happy you liked the video. Do check out the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series Sure you will like them.
The explanation here is crystal clear. Glad that I found this tutorial!
Also I would like to request you if you can make a tutorial with a small real time project, that'd be a great help :)
Glad it helped Akansha and thank you for the comment. I have lots of videos under my ASP Net Core API Series here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Do let know if you have any specific topics that you are looking for. Also I will try and do an end end small real time project some time as well, pulling together all the required aspects of building an application.
wow, what a explanation Rahul. Big fan of you.
Thank you Vidit!
Nice Explanation and informative too. It would be great if can can prepare a tutorial on Delegates and how to use them.
Glad it helped and great suggestion. I will it to my list!
@@RahulNath could you please upload delegate video
@@tejaswinisuryawanshi873 Any specific use cases you are looking at with delegates?
Thank you so much!!! Greetings and blessings from Perú!
Thank you Angel! Happy you liked it. Do check out the full series here if you haven't already bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
@@RahulNath I will see them all! ❤👍
Do let me know if you have any suggestions and feedback!
Hi Rahul,
Your sessions are very good. It's simple and perfect. Thank you for helping me to understand the concepts.
Thank you Thariq and happy it helps! Do let me know in case you have any topics that you want me to cover.
Simple and crisp explanation!! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you Manish😀
Very Simple and clear explanations. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful Ilhan! Do check the full series here if you haven't already bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Thank you Rahul , this is the most Outstanding video I have ever seen on dotnet core
Thank you and glad you like it. Do check out my ASP NET Core series here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
I’m sure you will like the other videos.
@@RahulNath yes sure I'm watching all of that
@@shubhankarpaul2740 Do let me know your comments and if you want any specific topics covered.
Thanks @Rahul Nath, great video.
Awesome, Thank you Bruno!
Great video bro. Thanks for the detailed explanation ✌
Glad you like it , Thank you Yogesh!
Wow, Done with delicacy and skill.
Thanks Armin!
Fantastic video! You are a really great teacher! Thanks!
Wow, thank you Jon!
Thank you for your efforts. Nice Video.
Thank you for a clear explanation. 👏
Glad it was helpful Krishan. Do check out the other videos in this series th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
.net wars, the legend strikes back :) excellent video, big fan!
Glad you enjoyed Shreyas! The full series is here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
That's really informative and great explanation. Thanks for sharing the information. Keep up the good work and awaiting for more informative videos.
Thank you Raju and glad you liked it .Do check out my other videos in this series th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Nice job. Learning a lot from your videos.
Glad to hear it Keith! The ASP NET Series is here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
thank you very much! great tutorial👌
You're welcome and happy it helped! hope you have checked out the other videos in this series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Your videos are excellent in terms of content and explanation. I think this middleware implementation is a kind of "Chain of Responsibilities" pattern rather than "Decorator pattern"
Thank you Sekhar and for pointing out the pattern name.
Great! Do you have any tutorials on building real-world app on any platform? It would be great to follow along with your cristal explanation. That way it would be easier to connect the dots...I wouldn't mind if I had to pay.
Not yet! Glad you are liking these videos - Currently all my content on ASP is here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Thank you very much for the great informative video Rahul Nath. 👏
So nice of you, happy it helped!
Rahul the way you explained everything it's pure gold. I am planning to complete this playlist. I am pretty much glad that I found you. Don't stop posting such content. If possible create some playlists with different topics. Subscribed 😍 also hit that notification bell 😜 for your videos.
Thank you Praful! Hope you are enjoying the videos! Do drop in if you have any specific video/topic suggestions.
Perfect explanation
Glad you think so Vitah! Do check out the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Hi Rahul,
Hope you are doing great!
I'm continuously watching your technical videos.
I had doubted for a very long time could you please explain.
Let's say, by using HttpPost verb for saving resources/details in the database and we use HttpPut for updating, HttpGet for getting the details from the database, HttpPost to save data in the database and HttpDelete for Deleting a record from the database.
But why we should use different verb for like
Get- HttpGet
Save - HttpPost
Update - HttpPut
Delete - HttpDelete
Could you please explain and Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Deivamani
Yes you can achieve the same with one header verb (any of them) but it's more about following a standard. This makes it easy to work with APIs and is in line with the HTTP standards. Anyone consuming your APIs within your team/external/new member would all know this convention by default and not something that needs relearning. Read about Richardson Maturity Model here martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html. It explains it a bit further.
Hope that helps.
Adi Poli Explanation Rahul...
adi poli 😀 Thank you Mahesh
Thanks Rahul Nice Explaination
Thank you Vikas! Glad you liked it.
Thanks for the video, it's very helpful.
Could you please let me know the books or blogs which we can follow to have such deep knowledge?
Thank you. For these videos I've been mostly using the Microsoft docs. As for books suggestions I have a few here (not directly related to .NET though) www.rahulpnath.com/blog/language-agnostic-books-for-every-developer-2/
Let me know if you have additional questions.
awesome Rahul Nath, very informative video and unique content you are creating I like it.
can you please create in detail video for scops(AddScoped,AddTrasient,Singleton)
Thank you.
Thank you Sajid and happy that you like the content. I have on Dependency Injection here th-cam.com/video/YR6HkvNBpX4/w-d-xo.html and also one one on Dependency Inversion here th-cam.com/video/43fg4T4iFGw/w-d-xo.html.
You can find the full ASP NET Core Series here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
Let know if that helps.
The flow of data among the middlewares is the most important
Ok. Did you find that not covered in the video? Any suggestions.
Just 2 mins into watching the video, I can't wait to give you a thumb up
Awesome thank you Tess. Do check out the full series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
I always feel lucky when a find your tech video. Very good videos.It would be good if you zoom your content or make font bigger. Thanks
Glad to hear that Maheswar. Curious what device/resolution do you generally watch?
Between you can find my full ASP Series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
excelent ! thank you Mister
You are welcome Saturnin! Do check out the full series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
At what time u wake up Brothe r ?? all ur tutuorials are Records=ed Early morning :) . Thank u foe Detail Teaching :)
Too good
Thank you and happy you are liking it! Yes all videos are made between 4 - 5 30 when the house is quietest 😀 More details on waking up and habits here twitter.com/rahulpnath/status/1393992168579104773?s=20
Awesome Explanation
Glad you like it Raseeth. Do check out the full series. I am sure you will like it bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Great video buddy!!! Can you make a video on how to get in-depth knowledge about .net core and Azure?
Glad you like it Vijay! Hope you’ve checked out my full playlist here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
What specific things are you looking to increase your knowledge on?
Thanks Rahul I was Able to bridge gaps for middle ware.
I created a custom logging middleware which is used to log user information to app insights. My doubt is Shall I rely on JWT token' to extract the requested user details?
thank you Faizal. Hope you resolve this out.
Quick question, so both Map and MapWhen don't merge back into the main pipeline?
Yes, that is correct - You can read more on it here docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/middleware/?view=aspnetcore-3.1&WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003875#branch-the-middleware-pipeline.
Hope that helps!
@@RahulNath Thanks bro!
Hi Rahul
Thank you for this great tutorial. Is there any tutorial explaining about await Task Task.whenall like that and when we actually need to make a call async await etc..
Not yet, added it to the list. Thank you for the suggestion.
Nice Explanation Rahul, I think it's better to check out some topics on Task Library ,Async Threads , Parallel Programming, TPL and PLINQ before moving further into Middleware.
Thank you Sabit, Yes I will be covering some of those topics in the future.
Which request do middlewares process could you please tell something about the bigger picture of the middlewares itself?
Very well made video. Thanks!
Glad you liked it Anil! Hope you checked out the full playlist bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
super explanation great Rahul
Glad you like it. Hope you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Thanks Mr. Rahul, your asp.net core series are very good and clear understanding. Can you make real time small project using .net core with api.
Thank you Aftab and glad you like it. Sure I will build a real time project, once I have the building blocks covered out, that is the idea.
Great video and well explained!!
Glad you liked it Nitesh! Hope you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Very useful can you build real time project with all .net core terminology like onion architecture, CQRS,Mediator, fluent validation, entity framework core etc
Thanks Nilesh for your feedback and glad you liked it. Yes that is my plan with this series. I will be walking through different aspect and building up an application uisng the mentioned patterns. Subscribe to stay notified when I post next. Also do drop in if you have other areas that you want to be covered.
thannk you for your precious time and efforts made
So nice of you Ramesh! Hope you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
@Rahul Nath yes sir and one request if you can do actually i just was watching middleware only amd i was seeking for entire middleware setup for dotnet core, dotnet core mvc and adding new api in dotnet core project and run that on swagger i am onfused and seeking for such will you please help me or if any of your video contains so just tell me which one sir thank you
Rahul, Great content, please do cover design pattern as well. Can you please make video on real life scenario on middle ware please? Thank you.
Thank you Jay. Did you have specific design patterns in mind? Also anything particular with middleware that you are looking for? I will be covering Authorization, Routing etc which builds on top of the middleware pipeline.
@@RahulNath I would like to see Strategy and Factory pattern with Dependency injection, Sorry, if i am greedy 😇
@@starman9000 Sure will add it to my list - Can't promise when it will be though. I might start live streaming some of these so that I can save time on editing. I will post on the channel and my blog when I start doing it.
Amazing Video
Thank you Rohan. Do check out the full series here th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
@@RahulNath Perfect, I'll watch these, Thanks a lot.
@@rohanganotra9840 Cool, do let me know how you find them and in case you have any topic suggestions 😀
great content man. Good luck
Thanks, you too!
I am trying to follow up with .NET 6 and the code is different. So far so good, but when I try to comment out part of the code to make it close to the content of the video it won't run.
Basically there is an app.Map I commented to just pass this line:
app.Run(async context => await context.Response.WriteAsync("Hello World!"));
Now the application does not display but terminates instantly. I just tried to add another empty app.Run() and now it executes.
Why is that? Why can't I simply put the line above and have a window display?
I tried to duplicate the line above and it won't run neither. It seems that on .NET 6 you must finish with that empty Run() no matter what.
Also not putting anything simply won't compile because without the beginning
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
statement, the compiler finds no static Main().
Having just that line exits as before (return 0).
Very interesting. I'm going to on now and edit this if needed.
Played with Use() Middleware
Made 3 in a row and output it.
This is the sequence.
Before Request 1
Before Request 2
Before Request 3
After Request 3
After Request 2
After Request 1
All this sounds a bit like Matroskas which is how I got decorator pattern explained.
But the idea of deciding if we send the request further looks like chain of responsibility pattern to me.
I guess you are right - stackoverflow.com/questions/48851112/is-the-chain-of-responsibility-used-in-the-net-framework
I really like that you show us the framework source code, and start from a very simple program to build it up, but for me the explanations were too concise, I had to rewatch some parts several times and still I feel like I understand it 50%. For example the two ways of activating middleware at 15:20 - one gets passed the db context when invoked, one doesn't?
Thank you for your feedback and I will try and elaborate on the topics. Some of my recent videos are less dense I guess, but will be happy to get your comments too. As for the dbContext, yes that is correct. The Convention based pattern does not use Constructor Injection, whereas the Factory based pattern does. you can read more about it here if that helps docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/middleware/extensibility?view=aspnetcore-5.0&WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003875.
@@RahulNath Cool, thanks for getting back to me, I'll watch a few more because they're definitly insightful!
Sure, do let know!
Very nice and to the point.
Glad you liked it!
Amazing video!!!👏
Glad you liked it!! Hope you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
what do you use to draw your diagrams?
I used powerpoint for 8:47 if that was what you were asking about
Like always awesome video! thanks for that
Technically it is awesome. But I think the presentation must be a bit more engaging Rahul, having ups and down in your tone, a bit entertaining with some occasional smiles or funny comments may be.
Otherwise I love your channel personally keep up the good job
Thank you Kiarash and happy you like the content. And I totally agree to you on the presentation side. I really need to work on that and have some plans in place. Hopefully soon I will get better at it. Thank you again for the valuable feedback and the support! 😀
Great tutorial!
Glad you liked it - Do check out the full series here bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
This is golden!
Love the comment! Thank you 😀
Also do check out other videos in the series - th-cam.com/play/PL59L9XrzUa-nqfCHIKazYMFRKapPNI4sP.html
you are aweme man! god bless you!
Made my day Gadiel. Thank you a lot and happy that it is helpful!
Hi rahul , is HttpContext object is thread safe inside the custom middleware?
It depends on how you are using this - This link might provide some more info docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/http-context?view=aspnetcore-6.0&WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003875#httpcontext-access-from-a-background-thread
Let me know if that helps
@@RahulNath actually I have created a middleware where I am intercepting every http request to extract some field from the request, but sometime the request body is coming empty but it's properly acting on the controller level, so I have no clue why intermittently the request body is coming empty in middleware invokeAsync method
@@arghasen6535 That's strange. Are you able to setup a minimal demo sample to reproduce the issue?
@@RahulNath It can't be reproduced with 5 to 6 request if I hit, let's say 500 request per second then this thing is happening.
@@arghasen6535 Is it the same request/payload or is it a case of a bad request itself? Hard to tell without seeing what's happening
When user request any URL from Brower to IIS then How IIS come to know where to go and what to execute
?
Check out the video on Routing - th-cam.com/video/3t-As0YBVh0/w-d-xo.html
and also on Model Binding th-cam.com/video/bxksp575pk8/w-d-xo.html
Let know if that helps.
It could have been nice to know with real world examples as to when to use app.Map , app.MapWhen. But really good video
Thank you, Kiran for the feedback and glad you liked the video. The intent of this video was to provide an understanding of the basic building blocks that is available as part of the middleware support in ASP NET Core. Also, I wanted to keep it short as possible, which is why I have not included any real-world examples. If you have any specific questions on usage between the two, feel free to ask and I can try and help. Thanks again!
@@RahulNath Honestly i didnt understood when exactly to use app.map and app.mapwhen
@@knandedk maybe to provide separate paths for logged in users and non-logged in clients (mapwhen used to check for logged in-status), and map based on URL to provide a completely separate middleware pipeline for /admin
Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers! Glad you are enjoying the series bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
Hi Rahul, could you explain custom exception middleware and how to handle try catch block inside middleware???
Thank you for the suggestion Nishanth and Sure will do. Meanwhile you can look at this post for an example ankitvijay.net/2021/04/21/consistent-error-handling/
Thank you Rahul
Hi Rahul, how the request delegate knows to call next piece of middleware in app.use extension method.
The framework passes in the next middleware in line to the next parameter. This is based on the order they are registered in. Does that answer your question?
@@RahulNath can you explain next delegate a little. I thought next delegate knows how to call next middleware. But it seems framework is doing it. Then next delegate is just to tell framework to call next piece of middleware?
_ @keeplearning As from the doc here docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/middleware/?view=aspnetcore-5.0&WT.mc_id=AZ-MVP-5003875
_Each middleware component in the request pipeline is responsible for invoking the next component in the pipeline or short-circuiting the pipeline_
Does that help?