Microservices at Scale - ASP.NET Core, Service Fabric, and Azure in production
summary
A production-ready microservices pipeline is built using VisualStudio.com, Service Fabric, ASP.NET Core and Azure VMs with automated CI/CD, pull-request gated builds, and release definitions that deploy in 20% increments and can roll back automatically. The demo app deploys to two three-node clusters, routes with Azure Traffic Manager, and streams logs into ELK with operation‑ID tracing. Cost examples: D2v2 nodes (~$100–$140 each) and a five-node prod minimum; the workflow claims 99.95% availability and demonstrates multiple daily deployments that work end-to-end.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52About me
- 3:23Bing
- 6:32Model
- 7:42Setup
- 10:07Overview
- 11:15Code Branch
- 12:35Inner and Outer Loop
- 16:02Creating a pull request
- 16:48Building the pull request
- 19:35Building the continuous integration
- 23:56Deploying to production
- 26:33Routing
- 29:45Gateway
- 30:46Azure Traffic Manager
- 36:25Telemetry
- 38:05Logging
- 39:07Elastic Search
- 46:45Questions
- 52:55Common Libraries
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