This microservices ASP.NET course takes experienced .NET developers from architecture to production, covering everything a net core microservices course should - design, containerization, and deployment. Module 1 covers Microservices with .NET Core: you design service boundaries, build RESTful APIs, apply dependency injection, and route requests through an API gateway. Module 2 masters Dockerize .NET Core Applications: you build Docker images, write Dockerfiles, and publish containers to Docker Hub for repeatable, production-ready deployments. Module 3 builds DevOps for ASP.NET Core Developers: you set up Azure Boards and Repos, then design CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps to automate build, test, and release. By the End, You Will: - Design a microservices architecture course project with independently deployable ASP.NET Core services - Build containerized services using Docker for this docker microservices course outcome - Apply Azure DevOps pipelines to automate testing and delivery of microservices - Develop a full deployment workflow connecting your microservices C# course project to production Ideal For: .NET developers moving into backend architecture roles; DevOps engineers who want an azure devops microservices course grounded in real ASP.NET Core projects. Ship microservices with confidence. Enroll and start this microservices deployment course today. Disclaimer: This course is an independent educational resource developed by Board Infinity and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially associated with Microsoft Corporation or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates. This course is not an official preparation material of Microsoft Corporation. All trademarks, service marks, and company names mentioned are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.
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i have now done some courses on coursera they were all from well-known universities. They were really good too, but this one didn't convince me. Maybe the problem was that I already have a lot of knowledge in this area and actually only did it to be able to recall my knowledge and to get a certificate.
Also, there are a few questions in the quizzes that I was wondering how someone who is new to the field would know the answers.
2 stars because I don't think that someone who is new to this field can do much with this.
Some questions where out of order, some repeated. But overall ok. Videos are short and just listing facts without any explination or more details. Given examples where underwhelming (small, no showing whats possable - exept `Azure Boards` example, that was good). Overall i expected more. And again, the english was hard to follow.
Microservices with API.. useless.. because the http request still couples you.. true micro services are via events...
This course is extremely disappointing. While the video lectures occasionally cover topics, the explanations are often confusing, inconsistent, and lack any logical flow, leaving fundamental concepts unclear. Examples are minimal, repetitive, and overly simplistic, providing almost no practical programming insight. The so-called reading materials are broken or nonexistent, and assessments focus entirely on memorization rather than actual coding. In a programming course, it is unacceptable that students are never asked to write a single line of code. The final module (Module 3) is particularly egregious. It offers no real instruction, only a superficial demonstration of opening an Azure account and an attempted pipeline creation that fails in the video itself. Compared to previous modules, this one is essentially worthless. Overall, the course fails to deliver meaningful learning, practical experience, or even coherent explanations. It is a poor substitute for any real programming instruction and does not meet the standards expected of a professional programming course.