Edwin van Wijk - Building microservices with .NET Core and Docker

[@kipersonic0]

I’ve just learned how to build ASP.NET Core Web API projects and my next step is microservices. You made it look so easy that I can’t wait to start learning about them this weekend. Thank you for sharing.

[@dominik_vit]

The best video about .NET Containers I have found! Thank you

[@ABCofLifeDS]

Such a great explanation of microservices and docker working together. Great developer wish him all the best!

[@mgudi5397]

This is an excellent presentation everything you talk is crystal clear and well explained in detail. Thanks for the video.

[@ParveenKumar-oc3np]

Best article to learn microservices in .NET

[@LonliLokli]

That's great talk. Thanks!

[@MrShawnzxx]

Really good stuff, nice demo, learned a lot from it.

[@hussainhalai956]

This was very informative. I have alot to learn and apply this in practice in my projects. I have around 2 years of experience looking at you I still don't know nothing at all

[@AhmadEzzeir]

one of the best video for microservices, thanks

[@lestersantiago510]

Awesome talk. Pure learning. Thanks.

[@maidamsanthosh9612]

Thanks for the good session. Explained very clear in an understandable way..

[@ades3967]

Amazing talk, Edwin. Thank you!

[@mindaugasazubalis]

What a great explanation. Thanks, Edwin!

[@Gimmiyimmy]

Nice Presentation :)

Very nice talk. Very clear and understandable.

[@jinsongeo]

Hello Edwin, This was great!. Thanks a lot.

[@xxsybreedxx]

Can anyone answer please, why author is using nuget for projects, but not referencing them directly? He mentioned, that it's because of docker.. but why exactly?

[@danelka1]

@@xxsybreedxx because your class library project will be one level higher in the directory structure and docker can't build an image using references from outside of it's context (current folder). You can add your class library to your solution as a git submodule though.

This was a great and very inspiring talk! And awesome example as well. The only thing I would have done differently it's that I wouldn't have used the whole MVC stack but instead mapped the Route directly. It is waaaaaay faster (during the execution).

[@alireza136211]

What a great explanation and also very nice demo, I checked the github repo for this demo and it's has a cool wiki page explaining everything using Event Storming technique. awesome stuff.

[@fieryscorpion]

Do you have a link to the Git repo? Thanks!

[@bhashuvbr]

pretty cool - edwin .

[@Aymn.g4zn]

Amazing, thank you

[@TellaTrix]

Superb content

[@DavidCoding452]

If a user wants to update their name so the name value in all tables would need to be updated?

[@klob1100]

Question: How do you populate the database of newly created service with this solution? You mentioned that earch Service will have it's own database. My scenario is for example after a year, you want to introduce a new Service which requires it's own list of Customers. How do you usually populate? I like this solution though, especially the Autonomy over Authority.

[@caetanomb]

That's gold. Thanks for that

[@chandanyara]

Hi Edwin, Can i get the poject code git url to access this project.

[@RonyCuzco]

it's here, pal, --> github.com/EdwinVW/pitstop ;-)

[@МаксимШупица]

github.com/EdwinVW/pitstop

[@yesehakesolomon4763]

Hey do u have the code on github or something?

[@GeminiLearning]

Good work my bro. Please do you have a personal channel?

[@kaitonbuitendijk2476]

awesome talk!

[@muhdfahad]

Hi Edwin, I'm able to pull/restore all the services except database. Getting this error: workshopmanagementeventhandler | Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: TCP Provider, error: 35 - An internal exception was caught) ---> System.Net.Internals.SocketExceptionFactory+ExtendedSocketException: No such device or address. Do I need to download or setup database separately? Any manual steps?

[@karolczajkowski5662]

Change your docker-compose.yaml file. IT's obvious that it can't reach the SQL database.

You've stated issues with direct referencing of project and docker. Can you elaborate on that?

[@dontcomply3976]

I am really struggling to see the benefits of Docker/containerization. I can do all that by selecting the multiple start ups option on the solution in Visual Studio.

[@kemsekov6331]

I was like barin boom when he showed code and said that "noting really special here" Maybe its because i am just newbie..

[@deb62615]

Do I need to make multiple solutions or multiple projects for microservices?

[@Thomas-te7ow]

The microservices system be deployed on Azure at BMW.AzureWebsites.Net . Thank you!

[@russellkemmit73]

Awesome!

[@arthurhakobyan8146]

Hey Edwin can you please share source codes ?

[@RonyCuzco]

it's here ;-) github.com/EdwinVW/pitstop

[@alexandrospappas1869]

How would you cluster Rabbit MQ? How would you check that messages are not get lost in Rabbit MQ?

[@Thomas-te7ow]

I also did deploy the microservice system on Google Serverless at webapp-psbav7u2rq-an.a.run.app . Thank you!

[@yahorsinkevich4451]

Time Service is really interesting idea. UPDATE :After some thinking, it is actually NOT a good idea, as, is it is down, all other services, that needs to do something periodically, daily, hourly etc, are not working properly as well. So, in other words, time service is a single point of failure.

[@RonyCuzco]

F...cking GREAT!!!!!

[@lilibayo]

Great talk, Thanks! Github for easy access - github.com/EdwinVW/pitstop

[@priyanshjha4brollnumber305]

useless , i just lost 54 minutes

[@voltairend]

Excellent Edwin. Amazing talk. Thanks.