There's a tiny thing missing at 5:26! To set the password for SQL Server you have to pass a parameter. This is easily done like this: var passwordParameter = builder.AddParameter("password", "p5aJ0d7WgxzWu2Cc7yDR)4"); Set the third parameter for AddSqlServer to that parameter like this: var sql = builder.AddSqlServer("sql", port: 58349, password: passwordParameter) .WithLifetime(ContainerLifetime.Persistent);
There's a tiny thing missing at 5:26! To set the password for SQL Server you have to pass a parameter.
This is easily done like this: var passwordParameter = builder.AddParameter("password", "p5aJ0d7WgxzWu2Cc7yDR)4");
Set the third parameter for AddSqlServer to that parameter like this:
var sql = builder.AddSqlServer("sql", port: 58349, password: passwordParameter)
.WithLifetime(ContainerLifetime.Persistent);
Thank you Filip! ⭐️
great video. thanks!
Amazing for local development
Very nice
Can you use Aspire for local while keeping everything else the same for legacy purposes, otherwise is a big step to start using in legacy projects
@@fishzebra Certainly!
is there a GUI, similar to Azure Portal?
@@john_doe_97 Unfortunately not. Hoping this will be coming soon!