Microservices Communication in ASP.NET Core 3
Learn microservice architecture! Design, build, and connect microservices & frontends for scalable applications. Master inter-service communication.
Course Content
Microservices Communication in ASP.NET Core 3 is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Gill Cleeren. It runs 3h 16m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 210 reviews. It is a paid course, first published April 2022.
Unlock the power of microservices with ASP.NET Core! This course guides you through building a resilient and scalable application architecture using the popular microservices approach.
While the core concepts of microservices are straightforward, implementing a full microservices system can feel overwhelming. This course, Microservices Communication in ASP.NET Core, provides a practical roadmap to success.
You'll learn to:
- Set up a microservice architecture: Understand the fundamentals of designing and structuring your application as a collection of independent services.
- Establish synchronous communication: Explore how to create direct, request-response interactions between your microservices.
- Implement asynchronous communication with a service bus: Discover the benefits of using a service bus for decoupled, event-driven communication, enhancing system resilience.
- Connect front-ends with a Backend-for-Frontend (BFF): Learn how to create tailored APIs for different client applications.
- Implement the API Gateway pattern: Master the use of an API Gateway to manage and secure access to your microservices.
By the end of this course, you'll possess the essential skills and knowledge to design and implement robust microservices architectures powered by ASP.NET Core, enabling you to build highly scalable and maintainable applications. Master microservices communication and take your .NET development to the next level.
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