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What is this Container-thing developers are talking about? And why should you use it? In this module you will get an overview of what containers are, and how to use them on Windows and Linux.
A container needs to be hosted and run on a container runtime. Multiple options exist here like rkt, runC, ... In this course, we will focus on the most popular one: Docker. You will learn how to create, run, and scale containers using Docker.
Now that you know what a container is, how do you get your applications in a container? You will learn how to create Docker containers with your ASP.NET application in it and how to run and debug them.
Azure has many constructs that have to do with containers and microservices. It's a bit overwhelming, really. This topic will help you separate the sheep from the goats, to figure out exactly what you need.
How do you chop your application into multiple smaller components, called "microservices", and why would you do that? We will show how to create microservice-applications and introduce you to some key concepts of microservices like data isolation, resiliency, and communication.
When using containers for microservices, you will end up with many containers on many machines. Kubernetes is an open-source endeavor for handling this job. In this topic, we dive into this popular orchestrator.
After creating your microservice application, you need to get it in the cloud. Using Azure, we have several ways of doing this, but Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) offers the most possibilities. In this module you learn how to use Azure Kubernetes Service.
This module will give you some insights how to create an API Gateway for your microservices. Using an API Gateway makes building a client application a lot easier.
In this module, you will learn what event-based communication is and why it's such a great fit for microservices.
A Service Mesh functions as a dedicated infrastructure layer to set up communication. A Service Mesh will use the sidecar pattern to handle all incoming or outgoing traffic in a Kubernetes pod. This allows for better security, advanced routing, effective monitoring and more.
Where do you run your containers? How do you store data? Which message broker will you use? The list of decisions you have to make goes on. But how do you shield your code against all those technical details? Dapr is a distributed application runtime that keeps your code platform-agnostic. This is done through an architecture of pluggable components. Swap out your database without even recompiling the code!
Managing scalable containers on a Kubernetes cluster in Azure, but without the complexity. Sounds like a dream? It's not, this is exactly what Azure Container Apps are all about. In this module you will learn how to set up a serverless container solution using event-driven scaling.
A container is a virtualization technology used to implement applications that require greater efficiency and scalability. This course starts with covering Docker technology and how to deploy your .NET applications in Docker containers. The training will make you familiar with the different container services offered by Azure like Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure Container Apps. You will learn about the Microservice architecture and how to implement them using a variety of technologies including Azure Service Bus and Dapr.
This course is intended for experienced .NET developers who would like to get acquainted with Containers and Microservices on Azure.