How To Build Resilient Cloud Applications With .NET 8

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If your app talks to anything in the cloud, there is one certainty: things will not go as expected. Many of those http calls will fail, over and over again.
But will these new simple by powerful .NET APIs you can quickly add resilience to your apps so that they can easily handle the most common issues automatically.
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[@HolgerH1967]

Thank you very much, clear, quick, concise - great video!

[@juliocasal]

Glad you liked it!

[@dorlugasigal]

Awesome video Julio, will definitely use that

[@juliocasal]

Great!

[@2u1u]

Really informative Julio. Thank you for this!

[@juliocasal]

My pleasure!

[@AkashAggarwal-b7h]

very nice adding to my mobile app now

[@azraiqbal187]

Great content 👍

[@juliocasal]

Thank you 🙌

[@viktorasmickunas2527]

How can we pass an ILogger to the OnRetry handler? Is it only though ResiliencyContext?

[@juliocasal]

There's a logger available via app.Logger.

[@israellouisyvantraore8866]

is there a way to specify what status code it should retry or not?

[@juliocasal]

Yes.

[@alexlo5655]

Are injecting transient typed client to a singleton service? What about DNS handling in this case?

[@juliocasal]

Sorry, I don't follow.

[@irvinwaldman4233]

Would you be so kind as to push the code to Github? Thanks!

[@juliocasal]

Source code here: www.patreon.com/posts/source-code-how-94099215