Steeltoe and the Open Source .NET Renaissance
summary
Steeltoe brings Spring Cloud patterns to .NET with concrete features: runtime connectors for MySQL, Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ and OAuth plus a SQL Server connector in RC; a config server client for centralized git/vault config; management endpoints (health, trace, loggers) and a Redis-backed data‑protection keyring. Service discovery via Eureka and a .NET implementation of Netflix Hystrix provide client-side discovery and circuit breakers. A demo splits a MusicStore into three backends and a UI, scales an instance, kills and restarts the store, and shows cached fallbacks keeping the UI responsive; 95 loggers and 15 genres appear in traces. 2.0 RC adds ASP.NET Core 2.0 support and CredHub.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 2:11.NET Renaissance overview
- 15:40Cloud native .NET and microservices
- 18:32Why Steeltoe was built
- 35:28Steeltoe features demo
- 51:59Management endpoints and connectors
- 1:03:49Steeltoe roadmap and resources
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