Building a microservice architecture with ASP.NET Core - Gill Cleeren - NDC London 2022

[@thiagomatu]

Can this example be shared in a Github repo for studying purposes?

[@greekplayback]

Thanks , Can you share demo code?

[@lawrencejob]

I’d love to see a comparison of Event Grid vs Service Bus for the purpose of micro services comms. MS docs seem to suggest they recommend EG for this

[@soucianceeqdamrashti8175]

They have different purposes. Event Grid is for notification of events. Service Bus is for messaging, and usually includes small to large size payloads.

[@vivekkaushik9508]

@@soucianceeqdamrashti8175Exactly you got it.

[@appology9102]

First advertisement I got was right when he clicked on VS to view the first microservice. Great timing! 😂

[@andersborum9267]

As far as common sense goes for domain driven design (which is partly what this talk is about), it's generally bad practice to let microservices query data across eachother; that is, unless I'm completely mistaken.

[@olivier0003]

Gill is a great dvelopper and teacher. Where is the source code ?

[@vmachacek]

the fact this demo is not using minimal APIs i see as a missed opportunity

[@JamesOfKS]

thanks for menioning this. reminds me of nancy which i really liked.

[@AfrimKamberi]

Amazing talk. 👏👏

[@obinnaokafor6252]

Amazing talk.

[@jasonjimenez9116]

So microservices still a thing or has modular monolithic taken over?

[@iqbaljournals]

Where we can get the projecr solution.please??

[@oscarangelramirez83]

Eres MVP y metes la mayor parte del código en el controller...por eso hay sistemas inmantenibles

[@eugenehlushin1746]

I bet the author has no practical experience with this architecture. Imagine you have MVC -> BFF -> Service1 -> Service2 -> ServiceN and suddenly you need to add one column to ServiceN db and expose it all the way up to the MVC. It's also a lot of fun run N number of services locally to fix a bug. Another point is SLA is growing with N times. Backward compatibility and downtime issues.

[@KennethDC1337]

Microservices became more popular because it is easier to do thanks to Kubernetes. Versioning and rolling updates are often easier then.

[@Krawcu_]

bro fr looks like Michael Yagoobian when he was a child

[@tandjebantje4460]

Why is so much business logic in the controllers?

[@urzaaaaa]

The guy on thumbnail looks like he could use some monolith and good sleep. Microservices are buzzword and incorrect tool in 99% cases. No you are not building the next Netflix.

[@Clank-j6w]

Opened the video to share the same sentiment.

[@unskeptable]

Monolith is very old architecture. Time to move on to better solutions. But you must be capable to learn them first .

[@mikeb8682]

Yip. Im always amazed how many ways they can dissect the same frog.

[@codingstyle9480]

99%! Do not exaggerate. It seems you have worked only on petty projects. Your reluctance or incompetence to be able learn new technology does not make the new architectural software patterns bad. As for the guy here, yes I agree with you; he needs some sleep.

[@flyingpig7203]

I have to agree on the "buzzword" reference. I feel like MS is constantly repackaging existing tech as new? "Eventual Consistency"... I'm thinking I have always known this as propagation??? Am I taking crazy pills?