From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers

Making sense of microservices architecture in a .NET Core and Azure ecosystem - Azure Tutorial

From the course: Azure Microservices with .NET Core for Developers

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Making sense of microservices architecture in a .NET Core and Azure ecosystem

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- In the past, you as a developer may have encountered problems with monolithic solutions when you wanted to scale applications. Not only are there problems with scalability but you also seen issues with deployability, reliability and availability. Luckily, a solution has come to the forefront in the Tech industry, and it's called Microservices. Microservices are lightweight, decoupled services with a single responsibility and isolate from each other with independent storage, and autonomous deployability. There are many different ways to build microservices but one of my favorites is .NET core. Hi, my name is Rodrigo Diaz Concha. I'm a solutions architect, Microsoft Regional Director and Microsoft MVP for over a decade. What I love about using .NET core, is that it's easy to create robust microservices that can be deployed in Azure. If you don't quite know how to do what I'm talking about, you're in luck because I build this course, is specifically to add on this topic. I'll start with a robust introduction to microservices so you get a full understanding of what we're dealing with, and then, I'll take you through creating some services using .NET core. To build your knowledge even further, I'll cover containerization with Docker and microservices deployment in Azure. Enough talk, let's get down to business.

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