@@RahulNath Hi Rahul, for any topic, I see at least 3-4 different videos to understand fully. But with your 1 video, everything gets covered. Your "no-nonsense" approach, you examples for any topic are amazing. I love you videos man...Can I request something??? Can you please make series on C# design patterns? It is very confusing because every creator explain differently. Please Please??
Hi Rahul thank you for this video Is it possible to display the assembly version of your api in health checks and any other custom data like the database server name
@@RahulNath There may be scenarios where the web API takes some time to warm up, and in those cases, if requests are sent too early, the API might respond with a timeout error. To handle this, it's important to check whether the API is healthy before sending requests.
Yes! Please make a Health checks UI integration video! ; )
Added to my list - will do it! Thank you for the feedback
Yes please!
Awesome ❤
😊
Thank you Anjan!
Hi Rahul, you're an amazing tutor you know that???
Thank you Sagar, glad you like the videos. If you don't mind, what do you like the best with my style of teaching (so that I continue to keep that) 😀
@@RahulNath Hi Rahul, for any topic, I see at least 3-4 different videos to understand fully. But with your 1 video, everything gets covered. Your "no-nonsense" approach, you examples for any topic are amazing. I love you videos man...Can I request something??? Can you please make series on C# design patterns? It is very confusing because every creator explain differently. Please Please??
Hi Rahul thank you for this video
Is it possible to display the assembly version of your api in health checks and any other custom data like the database server name
Nice, please do UI setup video too.
Glad you liked it! Sure yes will do!!
Hi Rahul , you Explained Excellently,
could you please make a video on ELK Stack , (Elasticsearch and Kibana). It would be highly appreciated. Thanks
Excellent 🤩,Could you please consider creating a video on controller health checks warm-ups.
Glad you liked it Venkatesh! Can you provide more details on what you refer to 'controller health checks warm-ups' ?
@@RahulNath There may be scenarios where the web API takes some time to warm up, and in those cases, if requests are sent too early, the API might respond with a timeout error. To handle this, it's important to check whether the API is healthy before sending requests.
Very good explanation, can you add the UI setup video
Thank you and glad you liked it! Sure will do it soon.