Microservices with Net Core 8 and Net Core 6
- 1. .NET CORE MICROSERVICES THE COMPLETEGUIDE BHRUGEN PATEL
- 2. • What isMicroservice? • How to correctly implement Microservice?
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- 6. WHY MICROSERVICES? • IndependentlyDeployable • Independently Scalable. • No Bulky Code. • Reduce Downtime. Course Overview
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- 8. User adds firstitem to the Cart - Create Cart Header - Create Cart Details User adds a new item in the shopping cart. (User already has few other items in cart) - Find Cart Header - Add Cart Details under same Cart Header Id User updates quantity of an existing item in the cart - Find Details - Update Count in Cart Details Shopping Cart Logic
- 9. OAuth2 OpenID Connect 9 OAuth2and OpenID Connect ● Built on top of Auth2 ● Authorization ● Works with Access_token
- 10. DOCKER! MULTIPLE TECHNOLOGY What this courseis NOT about?
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- 13. IdentityServer 5 /Duende Identity Server IdentityServer5 (Duende Identity Server) ● https://docs.duendesoftware.com/identityserver/v5 IdentityServer is an implementation of OpenID Connect and OAuth2 and is highly optimized to solve the typical security problems of today’s mobile, native and web applications.
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- 16. Microservices Application contains multipleloosely coupled microservices ○ Individual Technology Stack ○ Communication between microservices ○ Separation of Concern
- 17. Microservices Application Flow Gateway .NETIdentity Shopping Cart Order Coupon Email Rewards MVC Application Product Service Bus :7002 :7000 :7001 :7003 :7004 :7777
- 18. Traditional Monolith Application ASP.NETCore Application Product Component Shopping Cart Component Order Component Models Views Controller Repository Service … Models Views Controller Repository Service … Models Views Controller Repository Service …
- 19. ASP.NET Core Application ASP.NET Core Application MicroservicesApplication ASP.NET Core Application Product Component Shopping Cart Component Order Component Models Views Controller Repository Service … Models Views Controller Repository Service … Models Views Controller Repository Service … ASP.NET Core Application Models, Views, Controllers…
- 20. COMMUNICATION (SYNC/ASYNC) SYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION- Synchronous communication was never a problem in relatively small monolithic applications because it is a very simple concept to reason about. The client sends a request to the server, and the server responds to the client. An advantage of synchronous communication is that the service receives an acknowledgement that the request was received, and the corresponding action was executed. ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATION - When using asynchronous communication, the calling service does not wait for a response from the called service. Asynchronous communication also allows the possibility of One-To-Many communication, where a client can send a message to multiple services at once.
- 21. Microservices Application Flow Gateway .NETIdentity Shopping Cart Order Coupon Email Rewards MVC Application Product Service Bus :7002 :7000 :7001 :7003 :7004 :7777
- 22. Identity Server Terminology ●Client ● Identity Resource ● API Resource ● Identity Token ● Access Token
- 23. Azure Storage Queueis a service for storing large numbers of messages Azure Messaging Microsoft Azure Service Bus is a message broker with message queues and publish-subscribe topics. Azure Service Bus Azure Storage Queues
- 24. TOOLS NEEDED 01 03 SQLSERVER 2018 02 AZURE SUBSCRIPTION 04 VISUAL STUDIO 2019 .NET 6
- 25. Microservices Application Flow(Without Gateway) .NET Identity Shopping Cart Order Coupon Email Rewards MVC Application Product Service Bus :7002 :7000 :7001 :7003 :7004
- 26. Microservices Application Flow(With Gateway) Gateway .NET Identity Shopping Cart Order Coupon Email Rewards MVC Application Product Service Bus :7002 :7000 :7001 :7003 :7004 :7777
- 27. Client-to-microservice Communication Client communicatesdirectly with all the microservices in this architecture.
- 28. Disadvantages of Client-to-microservice Tightcoupling Security Monitoring API
- 29. Adding a Gateway ●Single point of entry to set of services ● Easier Security Management ● Larger application
- 30. Disadvantages of Gateway Tightcoupling Extra layer Development
- 31. OVERVIEW 01 Here you coulddescribe the topic of the section
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- 33. BRIEF INTRODUCTION Venus has abeautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun. It’s terribly hot—even hotter than Mercury—and its atmosphere is extremely poisonous
- 34. OVERVIEW 01 Here you coulddescribe the topic of the section
- 35. “This is aquote. Words full of wisdom that someone important said and can make the reader get inspired.” —SOMEONE FAMOUS
- 36. RabbitMQ ● Open-source messagingsystem ● RabbitMQ implements the AMQP protocol ● RabbitMQ Includes ○ Reliability ○ Routing ○ Browser based UI ○ Cross-platform
- 37. ASSIGNMENT – PRODUCTAPI ● Setup Product API Database / Tables ● Setup DbContext and Seed Product Table ● Setup AutoMapper ● CRUD functionality Product API ● Setup Authentication & Authorization in API ○ Create/Edit/Delete – ADMIN Role ○ Read – Any Authorized User ● Web Project to Consume API (Product API Port – 7000) ● Implement Product Service and Controller in Web Project ● Views for Product CRUD Operations
- 38. EXCHANGE Exchange Queue RabbitMQ MessageBroker Routes
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- 41. DIRECT EXCHANGE Publisher Direct Exchange Queue Consumer RabbitMQMessage Broker Routing Key = checkoutQueue Routes
- 42. FANOUT EXCHANGE Fanout Exchange Queue RabbitMQ MessageBroker Routes Queue Queue
- 43. TOPIC EXCHANGE Topic Exchange Queue RabbitMQ MessageBroker Routes Queue Queue Routing Key: all.email.* *.newCustomer.* *.platinumCustomer.* *.*.*
- 44. HEADER EXCHANGE HEADER Exchange Queue RabbitMQ MessageBroker Queue Role = basicCustomer Type= promotional Role = platinumCustomer Type= educational
- 45. QUEUES Queue Name Name ofthe queue Durable Persist the queue to disk Exclusive Delete queue when not needed Auto Delete Queue deleted when consumer unsubscribes
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- 47. STANDARD QUEUE Publisher QueueConsumer RabbitMQ Message Broker
- 48. STANDARD QUEUE Publisher Direct Exchange Queue Consumer RabbitMQMessage Broker Routing Key = checkoutQueue Routes
- 49. DIRECT ROUTING Publisher Direct Exchange Queue Queue Consumer Consumer RabbitMQ MessageBroker PaymentEmail PaymentOrder
- 50. PUBLISH AND SUBSCRIBE PublisherExchange Queue Queue Consumer Consumer RabbitMQ Message Broker