Would be great to see a full course on this - perhaps how to use YARP to handle B2C authentication for multiple sites so that the sites don't need to - if that is possible?
My Yarp when redirecting the requests returns error 502 something about ssl certificate. I'm running everything by orchestrated docker. Someone know how can I solve it?
So they say don't face your .NET core app which uses Kestrel as web server directly to internet (due to some limitations in Kestrel as a security measure, IDK if that's still relevant) and always use a gateway like YARP like in this example as a host and I'm okay with that because YARP is also very capable on top of Kestrel as seen in the video. What happens if I want to, lets say, publish a microservices app. along with YARP gateway built with Aspire to Azure Container Apps? Does Azure have its own gateway which conflicts with YARP etc? What's the best config. here?
@@IAmTimCorey I enjoy every video you post, so "any" of the content is a bliss. As a developer, for me (and for the others as i see in the comments), knowing the right tool for the right job is key. Hence this lesson was a good opportunity to learn, and now when i think of it, i could have used it in a real life application.
This was an especially good video - I was barely aware of YARP but now see it could be very useful in a set of applications at work still being built
I am glad it was helpful.
This channel is an endless firehose of c#. I like it.
I'm glad you enjoy it.
Thank you Tim. This is amazing.
You are welcome.
Incredibly useful. Thank you.
I'm glad!
Amazing thanks Tim
You are welcome.
Would be great to see a full course on this - perhaps how to use YARP to handle B2C authentication for multiple sites so that the sites don't need to - if that is possible?
That is possible. Please upvote the suggestion on the suggestion site: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
Can you use this with signalr connections as well?
Can YARP test availability - and do something else if the main onward target is not there?
Yes it can. You can have it use health checks to determine the health of an endpoint and then make decisions based upon that.
My Yarp when redirecting the requests returns error 502 something about ssl certificate. I'm running everything by orchestrated docker. Someone know how can I solve it?
So they say don't face your .NET core app which uses Kestrel as web server directly to internet (due to some limitations in Kestrel as a security measure, IDK if that's still relevant) and always use a gateway like YARP like in this example as a host and I'm okay with that because YARP is also very capable on top of Kestrel as seen in the video.
What happens if I want to, lets say, publish a microservices app. along with YARP gateway built with Aspire to Azure Container Apps?
Does Azure have its own gateway which conflicts with YARP etc? What's the best config. here?
Thanks its great to know this
You are welcome.
you mentioned about using it to upgrade to .net 9 in a course? which course? i looked at all your courses and don't see one for upgrading to .net 9.
It launches tomorrow.
Definitely going to try out yarp. I’ve been wanting to create a wetransfer esq way of sharing photos hosted locally with others outside of my network
I am glad it was helpful.
If you could create a BFF course it would be great
Thanks for the suggestion. Please add it to the list on the suggestion site so others can vote on it as well: suggestions.iamtimcorey.com/
I ported over to Yarp a few years ago. I was using nginx, which I hated. Yarp is awesome.
Thanks for sharing!
Brilliant
Thanks!
MORE!
😂 So what more do you want to see? Just more options? Used as part of a "real" application?
@@IAmTimCorey I enjoy every video you post, so "any" of the content is a bliss. As a developer, for me (and for the others as i see in the comments), knowing the right tool for the right job is key. Hence this lesson was a good opportunity to learn, and now when i think of it, i could have used it in a real life application.
cool
I'm glad you think so.