Hello YARP, A Lightning Fast Reverse Proxy with .NET

[@marna_li]

Awesome! I spent last weekend switching out Nginx for YARP in an old project of mine. Makes a lot much easier. Don't have to worry about certificates on my local machine.

[@marna_li]

Also, YARP is programmable. So if you ever need to build your configuration programmatically, using C#, then YARP is a perfect choice.

[@SagharMax]

I am always enjoying your tutorials. Thank you so much.

[@brentbruce7772]

Great video. A future topic for a video is writing custom rules for YARP.

[@rory6315]

The stash looks kinda dope, aint gonna lie Jim.

[@10Totti]

Nice tutorial!

[@JamesMontemagno]

Glad you think so!

[@moatasemkremed5395]

James How can I Change the VS 2022 theme (look and feel) sames that you're using in this video ?

[@olivier0003]

Something that is good to know :)

[@ByronBennett]

Strong Freddie Mercury vibes 😊

[@christian.mar.garcia]

The show must go on. 😂

[@LindenMikus]

does dotnet aspire use yarp behind the scenes? i thought it was based on tye but now im confused by it all

[@JamesMontemagno]

You could use yarp with an aspire app if you needed to. We do it in the eShop sample for the mobile bff.

[@LindenMikus]

@@JamesMontemagno but why is it needed? I thought aspire already linked all the backend applications to a single frontend

[@Brendan2Alexander]

Yarp is awesome! I moved from nginx to yarp last year with all my production endpoints. Hated the ngnix config voodoo file.

[@bbqchickenrobot3]

it seriously did take some voodoo for nginx.

[@androidsavior]

Oh new haircut 😅

[@ralphcompton4551]

It looks like YARP does a lot of what I'm trying to do with Azure API Management. Am I right? Also when would it be preferable to use YARP over an API Management solution?

[@JamesMontemagno]

Well APIM offers a lot more, it can do reverse proxy, but also proxy, gateway, dashboard, policies, and more. So based on your needs you may need APIM. www.milanjovanovic.tech/blog/implementing-an-api-gateway-for-microservices-with-yarp is a good overview

[@bbqchickenrobot3]

Woah! Is that Freddy Mercury reincarnated as a badass .net dev?! =p - Great video thanks! YARP FTW~!!!

[@mze745]

Could you do a video how websockets behave with yarp?

[@JamesMontemagno]

Docs are here for websockets: microsoft.github.io/reverse-proxy/articles/websockets.html

[@moatasemkremed5395]

Awesome!!

[@ivcbusinesssystems6613]

Maybe it's just me, but it always seems that Microsoft explanation's never hit what we do in practice! Yes, we want to proxy paths, but Docker users use NginX as a gateway to map to ports. Since every .net core project needs port mapping, why wouldn't that be a primary focus?

[@ConroyBagpipe]

James Mustachemagno

[@ramasamynagappan7586]

I am expecting more videos for designing mobile UI using .NET Maui. I am not sure what happened to .NET Maui comet.

[@JamesMontemagno]

comet was always just an experiment. for MVU I would look at Reactor UI: github.com/adospace/reactorui-maui

[@ramasamynagappan7586]

@@JamesMontemagno can I build production apps using MauiReactor.

[@ermancetn]

Clean mustache Ermm Tutorial

[@timlions1820]

Can YARP be hosted on Linux? If so should it be hosted via Kestrel or Nginx?

[@JamesMontemagno]

Yup! you can easily deploy to linux, it is just a web app at the end of the day so would run on kesrel.

[@TaoriUTS]

somehow it is hilarious to me that this package is still rocking the default nuget icon

[@JamesMontemagno]

I am going to have to PR it :)

[@TaoriUTS]

@@JamesMontemagno that is one easy way to get a PR accepted i guess

[@JamesMontemagno]

@@TaoriUTS github.com/microsoft/reverse-proxy/pull/2433

[@TaoriUTS]

@@JamesMontemagno that icon even fits the project. very neat