Creating .Net Core Microservices using Clean Architecture

Microservices are a design pattern in which applications are composed of independent modules that communicate with each other within well defined boundaries. This makes it easier to develop, test, and deploy isolated parts of your application.In this particular section, you will be learning plethora of technologies coming together for the common purpose. In the first segment, you will be building Microservices module using clean architecture. You will also be implementing CQRS design pattern in order to implement the clean architecture design. Here, you will learn how to apply all the industry best practices together. This series is designed using .Net Core 6 and Angular 15. Angular is used in the client application. For that there is a separate dedicate course for that. This course is part of Microservices series where in you will learn all minute details related to Microservices. During this learning path, you will learn how to connect the dots using different technologies and tooling. This course "Getting Started with Microservices using Clean Architecture" is the first part of the series.Other parts include2. Securing Microservices using Identity Server 43. Implementing Cross Cutting Concerns4. Versioning Microservices5. Building Angular Application for MicroServices6. Deploying Microservices to Kubernetes and AKSCoupon Code:- 1F2E6B5C5336CE822FE3IDE Required:- You can either use Visual Studio or JetBrains Rider, or VS Code itself. In this course you will be learning and implementing following things.IntroductionCourse OverviewArchitecture OverviewProject OverviewBranching StrategyLayered Vs Domain CentricHexagonal ArchitectureOnion ArchitectureClean ArchitectureCQRS PatternSolution OverviewDemoDeveloping Catalog Microservice using Clean ArchitectureIntroductionCreating Empty SolutionAdding Required Project ReferencesStartup and Program file creationLaunch property changesEntity creationRepositories creationSeed data setupCatalog context implementationSeed data property changesProduct repository implementation - part 1Product repository implementation - part 2Get All Brands HandlerImplementing Lazy MapperGet All Products HandlerGet All Types HandlerGet Product By Id and Name HandlerGet Product By Brand HandlerCreate Product HandlerDelete Product HandlerBase Controller SetupStartup RegistrationStartup Registration - 2nd PartGet Product By Id Controller MethodRemaining Controller ImplementationsDocker File UpdateRunning Docker File from IDEDocker Project CreationCatalog FlowDebugging Catalog ApplicationCatalog Specifications SetupSearch Filter ImplementationSorting Functionality ImplementationSorting Functionality Implementation - 2nd PartTesting Searching and SortingFixed Catalog QueryFixed Project ReferenceDeveloping Basket Microservice using Clean ArchitectureIntroductionBasket MicroService Project CreationCreating Basket EntitiesBasket Repository ImplementationShopping Cart Response CreationGet Basket By UserName HandlerCreate Shopping Command HandlerDelete Basket By UserNameAdding Nuget Packages in Basket API ProjectStartup File CreationProgram File and App Setting ChangesBasket Controller CreationDocker File and Docker Compose ChangesTesting Basket inside Docker ContainerContainer Management using PortainerDeveloping Discount Microservice Using Clean ArchitectureIntroductionDiscount Project CreationAdding Project ReferencesEntities CreationRepository ImplementationAdding Db ExtensionDiscount Proto File CreationGet Discount Query and HandlerCreate Coupon Command HandlerUpdate Discount Command and HandlerDelete Discount Command and HandlerStartup File CreationDiscount Service CreationAppsettings and Program File ChangesDocker File ChangesContainer Issue Fix and Data VisualisationConsuming Discount Microservice from Basket MicroserviceIntroductionConsuming Discount MicroserviceCalling Discount Microservice from BasketRemoving the Redundant ReferencesDocker Volume IssueDebugging Basket and Discount ServiceRunning Discount and Basket Microservice from ContainerDeveloping Ordering Microservice using Clean ArchitectureIntroductionOrdering Project CreationImplementing Ordering CoreAdding Nuget Packages in InfrastructureOrder Context CreationCreating OrderContextFactory and Seed DataAsync Repository ImplementationOrder Repository ImplementationAdding ExtensionsCreating Application Project FoldersGet Order List Query and HandlerCheckout Order Command HandlerUpdate Order HandlerDelete Order Command handlerAdding Fluent ValidationValidation ExceptionUpdate Order Command ValidatorUnhandled Exception BehaviourAdding Service RegistrationsAdding Nuget Packages in Ordering APIStartup CreationCreating Db ExtensionProgram File CreationController Creation Part 1Controller Creation Part 2Docker file changesRunning Containers LocallyFixing Container IssueTesting All Methods on swaggerAsync Communication between Rabbit MQ, Basket and Ordering MicroserviceIntroductionCreating Event Bus ProjectAdding Mass Transit Nuget PackagesStartup Changes for Mass TransitPublishing Basket Checkout Event - 1st PartPublishing Basket Checkout Event - 2nd PartTesting Basket Checkout EventEvent Bus Docker IssueTesting Checkout Event using DockerAdding Nuget Packages and Project ReferenceOrdering Startup ChangesBasket Ordering Consumer ImplementationIssue At Consumer EndFixing Container issueApplication Gateway ImplementationIntroductionProject CreationStartup File ChangesProgram File changesOcelot Configuration ChangesConverting the Project as Web ProjectDocker File ChangesGateway IssueGateway DemoWhats NextOn top of that, you will learn how to write quality code. 99% time you guys will be coding along with me. Hence, you will be learning not only the theory part but rather its implementation as well.