Microservices with .NET 6 and AWS Tutorial - Part 4

In this series, we're going to build a microservices architecture using .NET 6, PostgreSQL, Docker, and AWS Fargate. We'll build four separate applications from scratch in .NET, containerize them with Docker, and orchestrate them in the cloud using AWS Fargate with ECS. Each of our services will work with its own database (database-per-service), and will communicate over HTTP.
This video is sponsored by AWS.
If you're following along, it will be useful to have Docker installed on your local development environment. Additionally, having pgAdmin installed will enable you to connect to both local and RDS-hosted PostgreSQL databases we'll be creating in this series.
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[@CodeCuttingPinoy]

Had seen so many videos on ECS on this is the only one that made me get a better understanding of how it works.

[@ProtikPC_pro_indigo]

I am a .NET guy[PRIMARILY] speaking from a programmer/architect POV Wes,
could you design a certification course[not too lengthy] on Microservices + AWS/Azure/Heroku.
Maybe a 14 days course, 80 minutes/day;
An idea. thanks.

[@danyalqureshi9619]

Brilliant series! Helped me get very far in Production readying my app!
I have a question though...
I have 2 micro-services, an identity service and a main api service. Both services should be accessible to my FE clients.
I have both services running on ECS cluster tasks with private subnets.
To make them publicly available, would the best way be to put it behind a load balancer? If so, which type (application or network)?
Thanks!

[@ShadySoul07]

Man, why i can't listen my tasks to 5000 port?
I repeated all actions by u, but my task running on 80 port... I can't figured it out for 2 days. Can u help me, pls.

[@huizhao2050]

Hi Wes, thanks for the great videos. Just wonder if possible change the video's background(theme) color as dark? Now it is white and it is hard to see the contents. Regards!

[@philipsolufemi63]

very helpful but can I ask why a loadbalancer wasnt used??

[@rnalamati]

Hi Wes, great video on microservices
Thanks for making this video
If possible I request to create service discovery and implementation of Kafka or message queue approach also on this series

[@ranitdatta505]

Hi Wes, Great learning series on .Net Microservices. If possible, will really appreciate a deployment series of this same project on Azure instead of AWS.

[@WesDoyle]

Great suggestion! Noted

[@MayankGupta303]

Lots of learning. Thanks @Wes Doyle

[@alysonramos3424]

thanks wes, you content is helping me a lot

[@WesDoyle]

Glad to hear it!

[@2005Azm]

This is really great! Thank you Wes

[@marcioestevesusa]

VERY Helpful, Wes. Thank you for letting a few errors happen and showing us how to debug them.

[@ramchandrathakkar2022]

Very easy and simple to understand. Thanks a lot. Yet not finished but very interesting

[@WesDoyle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Nurtylek]

node js gooooo!!!

[@afgone123456]

Hey Wes, which theme you are using for VS?