Background Services in ASP.NET Core and .NET - Steve Gordon - NDC London 2024

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Do you need to perform long-running workloads and build .NET microservices? In this session, based on his five-star Pluralsight course, Steve will teach you when and how to apply hosted services in your applications.
You will learn about the .NET hosting extensions library, the foundation of ASP.NET Core and .NET worker service projects. Steve will discuss the hosting lifecycle and crucial implementation details.
In this code-heavy session, Steve will demonstrate adding hosted services to ASP.NET Core to perform background work outside the request lifecycle. He will also demonstrate building modern microservices using .NET with the worker service template. Along the way, he will share fascinating details of how things are implemented and how to control the fine details to tune your code.
By the end of this session, you will have a strong knowledge of building ASP.NET Core hosted services and using the .NET worker service template, which will help you as you build responsive web applications and .NET microservices.

[@mnhjv2968]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@spicythunder4020]

So nice. Thank you for sharing

[@lindermannla]

Excenlent content. Thnxz!

[@ProstoDoCelu316]

amazing

[@margosdesarian]

Super duper.

[@Yerttle]

What terminal is that? With all the auto complete and branch information?

[@schwarzie2478]

Windows Terminal with oh-my-posh installed for custom prompting it seems

[@Yerttle]

Thanks

So Microsoft learned from Unixes daemons idea that was working before Steve Balmer? That you can turn a console app into "windows service" without rewriting it as "windows service".

[@matswessling6600]

what do you mean? you have always been able to host services in console apps.

[@guyonfellow]

Good video, but avoid galloping/sloppy sounds next time. Really annoying - sorry, but just honestly writing what felt. Apologies