One really good thing about packing your apps with Docker is that you're building once and deploying many times in many different places (environments), because of this it's a good idea to make your app configurable at the environment level (not just files). This means that you should avoid having …
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Today I want to share with you how you can create a Hello World API with .NET Core but running inside of a Docker container and not just that, we will be able to even debug the API with Visual Studio (VS) and then I'll explain how easy is to …
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One of the most crutial things for a Web API is to know how many resources you'll need to run it, this based on how much traffic you will (or expect to) receive, the response time of your API and the payload (the content that it will retrieve). And when …
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Christian Melendez