Microservices with .NET 6 and AWS Tutorial - Part 1

In this series, we're going to build a microservices architecture using .NET 6, PostgreSQL, Docker, and AWS Fargate. We'll build four separate applications from scratch in .NET, containerize them with Docker, and orchestrate them in the cloud using AWS Fargate with ECS. Each of our services will work with its own database (database-per-service), and will communicate over HTTP.

This video is sponsored by AWS.

If you're following along, it will be useful to have Docker installed on your local development environment. Additionally, having pgAdmin installed will enable you to connect to both local and RDS-hosted PostgreSQL databases we'll be creating in this series.

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• 🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
6:58 - High-Level Software Diagram
14:28 - AWS Environment Diagram
18:40 - Creating a .NET Solution
19:24 - Create Precipitation Project
19: 38 - Create Temperature Project
19:45 - Create Report Project
19:56 - Create Data Loader Project
20:34 - Add All Projects to Solution
20:42 - Preparing the Microservices in VS
27:18 - Setup git repository
27:50 - GitHub repository

• 📚 Topics Covered in This Series
► .NET 6
► Microservices Architecture
► AWS Fargate
► AWS ECS
► AWS Elastic Container Registry
► Docker
► PostgreSQL
► Amazon RDS
► Microservices vs Monoliths
► git
► dotnet CLI
► Service Discovery
► Synchronous vs Asynchronous Messaging
► Database per Service

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