Dive into a comprehensive live session on implementing API gateways in a cloud-native ASP.NET Core microservices application. Deploy an existing e-commerce app to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), implement a Backend for Frontend (BFF) pattern using .NET, and utilize Azure Application Gateway for deployment. Learn to expose the BFF API outside the Kubernetes cluster using Application Gateway Ingress Controller and access the external Swagger client. Follow along with hands-on exercises to set up the environment, verify deployment, and implement a load balancer with Azure Application Gateway. Gain insights into API gateway concepts, Kubernetes ingress controller fundamentals, and best practices for cloud-native microservices architecture.
Understand API Gateways in a Cloud-Native ASP.NET Core Microservices App
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction.
- Learning objectives.
- Exercise: Set up the environment.
- Introduction.
- Exercise: Verify deployment and test the app.
- Understand API gateways and Backends for Frontends.
- Introducing API gateways.
- Understand Kubernetes ingress controller concepts.
- Exercise: Implement a load balancer with Azure Application Gateway.
- Proposed solution.
- Knowledge Check.
- Summary and conclusion.
Taught by
Microsoft Developer
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