Building .NET Core Microservices with Steeltoe
summary
Brings Netflix/Spring Cloud patterns to .NET Core and .NET Framework so .NET microservices run on Windows and Linux using Cloud Foundry; demo shows a Music Store app wired to MySQL and Redis, service addresses discovered via Eureka service discovery, configuration hot-loaded from Spring Cloud Config Server, and runtime dynamic log levels with actuator endpoints. Implements circuit-breaker with Hystrix-style metrics streamed to the dashboard, connectors for MySQL/Postgres/RabbitMQ, and roadmap items include Ribbon client load balancing and Zipkin distributed tracing.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:39Welcome to the NET Renaissance
- 8:08Why Steeltoe
- 13:55Connectors
- 15:10Security Providers
- 16:08Management Endpoints
- 17:55Configuration Providers
- 20:28Eureka
- 22:27Netflix History
- 23:08Circuit Breaker Pattern
- 24:21Steeltoe Compatibility
- 24:37Netflix Eureka Service Discovery
- 25:10What is Cloud Foundry
- 27:53Microservices Architecture
- 28:27Circuit Breakers
- 28:50Music UI
- 29:08Service Discovery
- 30:16Application Manager Console
- 30:34Music Store UI
- 30:48Session Store
- 31:00Spring Cloud Actuator
- 31:23Music Store Instance
- 31:39actuators API
- 32:09trace endpoint
- 32:43info endpoint
- 33:08debug
- 33:22logging
- 33:51stop instance
- 34:27gracefully degrade
- 34:59Whats next
- 36:50Getting started
- 37:13Cloud Foundry Training
- 37:54Questions
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