Building Microservices With Dapr and .NET
summary
Dapr runs as a sidecar per service and the demo shows a Blazor front end, a .NET Web API and an order processor talking to daprd on localhost via HTTP (no SDK required). Messages are published with /v1.0/publish/{pubsub}/{topic} and consumed as CloudEvents envelope payloads; components (Redis, RabbitMQ, secret store) come from Dapr’s contrib repo and are configured in YAML. Traces flow to OpenTelemetry to Zipkin. Example app and Docker Compose are on the GitHub repo.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Dapper
- 1:41Challenges in Microservices
- 4:53Dapper Building Blocks
- 7:09Components and Architecture
- 8:54Sidecar Pattern Explained
- 12:12Service Invocation
- 15:03Publish and Subscribe
- 17:25Code Demonstration
- 23:03Handling Cloud Events
- 25:38Observability and Tracing
- 29:41Component Configuration
- 33:46Advanced Dapper Features
- 37:56Q&A and Wrap Up
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