Building Cloud Native apps with .NET 8 | .NET Conf 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- This a deep dive into building cloud native applications with .NET Aspire.
Chapters:
00:00 Welcome
01:00 .NET Aspire
01:31 .NET Cloud Native: A brief history
07:04 Introducing .NET Aspire
08:24 Demo - Creating a new project
26:56 Structured logs
30:17 Service defaults tour
43:12 Aspire with Dapr
github.com/dotnet/aspire-samp...
43:51 .NET Aspire Components
55:41 Wrap
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It always hard to do a live demo, but you guys handle it very well with great technology at your hand. the future looks bright :)
This is exciting!!! The title feels more like "Building Cloud Native apps reinvented with .NET 8". Great stuff guys!
So much interesting, wow. Thanks.
Thank you for this video. Very helpful and easy to follow. It would be great if you could show how to implement Blazor fromtend authentication though the apiservice instead of connecting to the SQL database directly from the frontend.
This is fantastic. Can't wait to try it out for my Azure Container App.
I just need to try it, NOW!
Great direction, badly needed. Nice work for sure
Hi, I'm very interesting in it, where can I get the PPT?
thank you, is it possible to upload it in a docker container
Super amazing but little hard to grasp when two people are talking at the same time.
Sargons Aussie doppelganger
Tried it out today. Very hard to justify using anything else now.
I feel like the fact that the "weather" URL is automatically is a little too much magic. Also, what if you really want a URL that happens to be named that way? At least it should be surrounded in % like an environment variable or braces or something.
Can Aspire support auto generated ports for multiple instances of a service?
Yes
How is it distributed if it’s running on single PC? How would we integrate it in kubernetes?
Multi process
@@davidfowl still on same PC
Someone should talk to the guy cutting off and talking over David constantly with zero information chatter. If he has something to say then great. But constantly cutting off David is rude and not useful. David is a true uber-nerd - let him speak.
Did anyone happened to try an SQL container?
Where is it saving those logs? And the telemetry? I don't get how any of this works. :(
I've got an app with hundreds of razor pages and partials. How / should I convert to Aspire app?
Visual Studio just going away is more normal than it should be...
Lots of crosstalk
I didn't notice it at first, but it just gets worse as it goes along 😅
Yes, so many crosstalk
This comes across as a bit of a car crash of a demo. Lots of talking over each other and not really ending up as well-organised or convincing.
I'm sure these two guys are having a good time and I'm sure that Aspire is a step forward. But Lordy, 22:41 seconds into this presentation and I'm already struggling to remain interested. Everything I've seen so far around configuration I've seen done better in Java world ten years ago. Logging/tracing/telemetry support is very interesting and the reason that I'm watching.
I'm hoping to come away from this impressed but - guys - next time you do a demo, for goodness sake rehearse it before you present it (as all professional presenters do). Your hard work behind the scenes has come across as a real mess thanks to your lousy presentation skills. You're floundering around when you should be impressing the hell out of your audience.
Good feedback for next time. Thanks
@@davidfowl I watched through to the end and you guys have done some great work. It will be very useful and valuable to so many. Thanks and appreciation are in order for the hard work and thought that went into Aspire. Good job!
@@appstratum9747 glad you made it through! I hope you do get value out of it! Don’t hesitate to leave feedback!
Strange how they speak to each other at the start. Seems highly unprofessional.
Lighten up, it's nice that it feels like humans talking, not scripted droids.