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    Getting started with .NET microservices and Steeltoe

    Are you creating new .NET microservices for the cloud? Modernizing existing applications? Or are you just plain moving apps to containers? In all cases, Steeltoe is here to make your life much easier. In this workshop we’ll take a basic ASP.NET Core webapi project, and make it a cloud rock star with [surprisingly] little code. Along the way the app will use:

    • Steeltoe actuator endpoints
    • Spring Cloud Config for centralized configuration
    • MSSQL cloud connectors for dynamically bound cloud services

    This lab has 4 exercises to get you familiar with adding Steeltoe in an application and using a few of its components:

    1. Getting to know Steeltoe
    2. Exploring all actuators
    3. Adding a cloud connector with SQL
    4. Using an external configuration provider

    Tip

    As you make your way through the labs the idea is to place your IDE and the lab steps side-by-side. Before continuing with the workshop go ahead and open your preferred IDE by clicking either the purple Visual Studio icon or the blue VS Code icon in the task bar.

    With Visual Studio as your IDE Windows placement with Visual Studio

    With VS Code as your IDE Windows placement with VS Code

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