Mastering distributed application development is now essential. With the course “Create Distributed Applications with .NET Aspire (AZ-2009)”, you will learn how to build high-performance, scalable, and maintainable applications using the latest technologies from the Microsoft ecosystem.
This AZ-2009 training guides you step by step in creating production-ready projects. Thanks to .NET Aspire, you’ll speed up the development of cloud-native applications while simplifying their orchestration and management. You’ll also discover how to leverage ASP.NET Core, Visual Studio, and Visual Studio Code to work efficiently in modern development environments.
You’ll learn how to connect your application to both SQL and NoSQL databases, integrate telemetry using OpenTelemetry, utilize tools like Redis for caching, and implement RabbitMQ for smooth communication between microservices. Each module reinforces your skills through concrete examples, hands-on exercises, and directly applicable demonstrations.
Module 1 : Introduction to .NET Aspire
Module 2 : Create a .NET Aspire project
Module 3 : Use telemetry in a .NET Aspire project
Module 4 : Use databases in a .NET Aspire project
Module 5 : Improve performance with a cache in a .NET Aspire project
Module 6 : Send messages with RabbitMQ in a .NET Aspire project
Developing distributed applications in a cloud environment requires more than just programming skills. It involves a deep understanding of infrastructure, resilience, performance, and observability. That’s exactly what this .NET Aspire training offers.
.NET Aspire is a stack designed to simplify the creation of cloud-native applications. It provides a structured framework, powerful tools, and efficient orchestration. This course guides you through assembling the different components of a distributed application and managing their communication smoothly and effectively.
From the very first lessons, you’ll learn how to build a solid architecture using the foundations of .NET Aspire. You’re not just assembling software pieces—you understand them and tailor them to your project needs. The environment is built for the cloud but also optimized for developer productivity.
You’ll learn how to build flexible and maintainable solutions. Aspire’s modular approach helps you gain clarity and limit dependencies between services. Thanks to Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code, you can develop faster while keeping full control over your application’s structure.
Observability is a critical element of modern architecture. It helps detect anomalies, anticipate failures, and optimize user experience. In this training, you’ll implement telemetry solutions using the APIs built into .NET Aspire.
You’ll also explore the integration of OpenTelemetry, an open standard for centralizing logs, metrics, and traces. It enables you to trace each request across different services and quickly identify friction points.
Modern applications need to interact with various storage systems. This course helps you choose between relational and NoSQL databases based on your use cases. You’ll learn how to configure secure connections, use external services, and organize your data to get the most value from it.
In parallel, you’ll build skills to test your integrations, ensure data reliability, and manage load balancing or recovery scenarios.
Good cache management can significantly improve an application’s performance. In this training, you’ll learn how to integrate Redis natively into your Aspire projects. You’ll implement distributed caches for critical data and output caches to reduce response times.
You’ll also understand how to adjust cache configurations based on your project’s structure by editing Aspire manifests for specific needs.
To ensure scalability and resilience, service communication must be designed from the ground up. RabbitMQ enables you to set up message queues between your microservices. Each service can then run independently while maintaining reliable communication.
This training shows you how to configure queues, handle messages, and design an event-driven architecture. It’s a powerful way to increase the overall robustness of your applications.
Is this course suitable for developers changing careers?
No, it is mainly designed for developers already experienced in .NET and software architecture.
Do I need to know Docker or Kubernetes?
No, the orchestration concepts covered are internal to .NET Aspire. However, knowledge of containers is a plus.
Can I take this course without Visual Studio?
Yes, Visual Studio Code is fully compatible. The course supports both environments.
What kind of project will I be able to build after this course?
You’ll be able to develop cloud-native, scalable, distributed web applications based on a microservices architecture.
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