Microservices for .NET Developers

When NoSQL is better than a relational database

Choosing to be a Monolith, Cloud-Native or Cloud-Agnostic

.NET Logging in the microservices world

In this article I’ll take a deep dive into logging in the world of Microservices. Logging…

Making Http easier with .NET Core

In this article, I’m going to focus a bit about a few Http related behaviors in .NET that are needed…

Making .NET Core more friendly to Microservices

I’ve been working on Microservices for quiet some time now, using the dotnet core (mostly 2.2) to build APIs that call each others and would be consumed by front end. Facing a lot of challenges made me look for alternative solutions and ways to…

How to run your DevOps using Kubernetes

This post is part of a series: Introduction to Microservices for .NET Developers

Exposing your application to the public (Ingress)

What is Ingress?

Deploying your first app to Kubernetes

First lets admit that installing Kubernetes for the first time…

What is Kubernetes?

After deciding on implementing your cloud service using microservices architecture. The next step is Kubernetes. Think of it…