AZ 2009: Build distributed apps with .NET Aspire Course Overview
The AZ 2009 course, "Build Distributed Apps with .NET," equips developers with essential skills for creating scalable, resilient applications. This course is vital for software engineers, architects, and IT professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in .NET technologies, enabling them to build robust solutions for diverse business needs in today’s digital landscape.
Course outline & what you'll learn
Overview of Distributed Systems
- Benefits and Challenges of Distributed Applications
- Understanding .NET Architecture
- Key .NET Components for Distributed Development
- Designing Microservices
- Implementing Microservices using ASP.NET Core
- Communication between Microservices
- Introduction to Cloud Computing
- Deploying Applications on Azure
- Azure App Services and Functions
- Working with Databases in a Distributed Context
- Using Azure Cosmos DB
- Implementing Caching Strategies
- Authentication and Authorization
- Securing Microservices Communication
- Best Practices for Securing Distributed Systems
- Application Insights and Logging
- Performance Monitoring Techniques
- Debugging Distributed Systems
- Designing for Scalability
- Implementing Load Balancing
- Strategies for High Availability
- Common Design Patterns in Distributed Systems
- Refactoring Monolithic Applications to Microservices
- Maintaining Consistency in Distributed Transactions
- Hands-on Project to Build a Distributed Application
- Review of Real-World Case Studies and Applications
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