Microservices-Demo-DigiHub-2017

This is the demo project that I built to demonstrate some Microservices design patterns for my talk during the "Colloque TI 2017" at DigiHub Shawinigan.

This is not production ready code, this is demo code.

Prerequisites

Nuget Feeds

The Users.Read project leverage the ASP.NET Core 2.0 (not yet released) router. You will need the AspNet Core CI MyGet feed to restore those dependencies.

The netcore2-migration branch is a work in progress upgrading to Asp.Net Core 2.0

I also used some of my packages that are still in the design/experimental phases. I will ultimately open-source them, but for now, I deployed some preliminary packages versions to my public MyGet feed.

Feeds URI:

Softwares, accounts, services

The code is built using Visual Studio 2017 and use Microsoft Azure Storage. You need a Microsoft Azure account to make this work. You will also need to create a “Storage account” inside Azure. That said, the Azure emulator might do the trick as well.

Auth0 is another service that you will need access to before running the code. I used Auth0 to add jwt bearer authentication to the Gateway. All other projects are not using any kind of security mechanism. Beware!

All of this can be achieved for free.

Projects credentials

All credentials are stored as user secrets. There are placeholders in the appsettings.json file indicating the configuration keys to be set.

Example Microservices.Gateway:

  "Auth0": {
    "Domain": "[domain here]",
    "ClientId": "[client id here]",
    "ClientSecret": "[client secret here]",
    "CallbackUrl": "https://microservicesgateway2017.azurewebsites.net/signin-auth0"
  },

Azure functions

The Azure functions source code is located in the src/AzureFunctions directory. These are quickly written demo functions, provided as glue to the whole system.

I may update these one day if I find the time.

The future of this repo

If there is interest in this project, I could make this evolve, and if you want to help, you are more than welcome.

If there are interests in the libraries I am building (the ForEvolve.* packages), feel free to contact me. Again, help is always welcome.

Open source projects

For an up to date list of ForEvolve.* open source projects, see ForEvolve Toc.

Carl-Hugo/Microservices-Demo-DigiHub-2017