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Thanks for your comments The best approach is not to create another singleton for the newly created class. Instead, you can reuse the CosmosClient singleton instance across different service classes Example public class AnotherService { private readonly CosmosClient _cosmosClient; public AnotherService(CosmosClient cosmosClient) { _cosmosClient = cosmosClient; } // Use _cosmosClient for database operations }

@@DigitalTECHJOINT Thank you for the response. Not sure this is the right channel to ask, but I added the CosomClient as Singleton on Program.cs builder.Services.AddSingleton((provider) => { var cosmosClient = new CosmosClient(builder.Configuration["ConnectionStrings:CosmosDB"]); return new ConsumerRepository(cosmosClient); //return cosmosClient; }); Now, I don't want the client to be tied to object ConsumerRepository. But whenever I remove the object and instead return the client only,i get DI error. If you could help, would be great. A code sample would be awesome.Just starting out, so a bit of novice in this case, apologies in advance for being bothersome. Thank you.

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Ensure they select an "ASP.NET Core Web App" which includes Program.cs and Confirm they're targeting .NET 6 or later for the most recent SignalR setup, as earlier versions of .NET Core may differ slightly in configuration.

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Hello Surya, Migration is covered in this video itself for creating the tables for storing data.

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Thanks for your question! I understand the confusion. In a RESTful API, HTTP PUT is typically used for updating or replacing a resource, and HTTP DELETE is the standard method for removing resources from the server or database. If it appears that I used HTTP PUT for deletion, this might be a misunderstanding or specific to the demo setup. In general, I would recommend using HTTP DELETE for such operations as per best practices in REST API design. I'll review the code to ensure clarity, and I appreciate your feedback!

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There is possibility that you must be doing follwoing a) might not be sending the JWT token in the Authorization header when making the request. b) The token may have expired. c) The JWT token may not include the necessary claims for the user’s role. Make sure the token contains the appropriate roles (e.g., "Admin") that your authorization checks are looking for d) If the user is using a cached token that is outdated or not reflecting the correct role, they may encounter access issues Anyway, we are covering this topic in our next video where we will integrate the secured API having JWT in our ASP.NET MVC and demonstrated role based access. You should see this tutorial by next week for sure. Thanks for visiting Digital TechJoint.