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🚀 *.NET Core Microservices Introduction – Part 2 | By Mr. Narendrababu*
Welcome to this beginner-friendly session on **.NET Core Microservices Architecture**. In this video, Mr. Narendrababu introduces the fundamentals of building modern, scalable applications using microservices with .NET Core.
Microservices architecture helps developers design applications as a collection of small, independent services that communicate with each other. This approach improves scalability, flexibility, and maintainability for modern cloud-based applications.
This video is the introduction (Part 2) to a comprehensive series on .NET Core Microservices Architecture by instructor Mr. Narendrababu. The session focuses on building the foundational knowledge required for modern, scalable applications.
This video (0:00 - 42:07) provides an introduction to the ASP.NET Core architecture, specifically focusing on how it differs from traditional .NET Framework and how it achieves platform independence.
Key Highlights:
Platform Independence: Unlike older .NET versions that only ran on Windows, ASP.NET Core is designed to be cross-platform, capable of running on Windows, Linux, and macOS (8:23).
The Kernel Server (Kestrel): A central concept in this video is the Kernel server (often referred to as Kestrel), an inbuilt web server within ASP.NET Core that allows it to process requests directly, regardless of the underlying operating system (21:56).
Reverse Proxy: The video explains how IIS (on Windows) or Apache (on Linux) acts as a reverse proxy server. They receive the initial request from the user and forward it to the internal Kernel server for processing (27:39).
Demonstration: Mr. Narendrababu demonstrates creating a new ASP.NET Core Empty project in Visual Studio, showing the difference between running the application using the internal Kernel server (command prompt window) versus IIS Express (31:38).
🔹 *What you will learn in this video:*
What is Microservices Architecture
Why Microservices are important in modern applications
Difference between Monolithic and Microservices architecture
Introduction to .NET Core for Microservices
Overview of API Gateway, Docker, and Kubernetes
Real-world use cases of Microservices
This is *Part 1* of the series where we start with the basic concepts and foundation required to understand microservices development.
🎯 *Who should watch this video?*
.NET Developers
Software Engineers
Students learning Microservices
Developers interested in Cloud & Distributed Systems
📚 *Technologies Covered*
.NET Core
Microservices Architecture
Docker
Kubernetes
API Gateway
Cloud & CI/CD
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