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Beginning gRPC on ASP.NET Core: Tools for Developers Working with Distributed Web and Cloud Applications

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Beginning gRPC on ASP.NET Core: Tools for Developers Working with Distributed Web and Cloud Applications
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 54m | Size: 213.3 MB

Learn how to use the ASP.

NET Core implementation of gRPC, enabling components of your distributed applications to effectively communicate with each other using minimal code. Since the release of ASP.NET Core 3, gRPC has been fully integrated with the system libraries found in ASP.NET Core.

gRPC is a network communication technology originally developed by Google. It works over the HTTP2 protocol and it is primarily used to enable communication between microservices in distributed clusters.

The beauty of gRPC is that it simplifies all the complex implementation details. You'll see that for a software developer, gRPC can feel like writing code on the client application that can call endpoints on the server application directly, as if both of these are just parts of the same monolithic application. This makes gRPC incredibly easy to use and is the reason why it has become so popular over the last couple of years.

Discover the core gRPC concepts that apply to all implementations

Create a Protobuf message structure

Use gRPC on ASP.NET Core

Secure gRPC endpoints

Apply logging and diagnostics on ASP.NET services that use gRPC

Update gRPC services to make them backwards-compatible

ASP.NET developers who primarily work on distributed web and cloud applications. It is recommended that the viewer understand the fundamentals of ASP.NET Core.



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