DOTNET Real Time Project with Azure Devops Cloudsoft
Dotnet Real-Time Project Course Content
- Introduction to Real-time Project
- Overview of real-time project development using .NET
- Key concepts and project flow in the .NET ecosystem
- Types of Software Companies
- Product-Based Companies
- Service-Based Companies
- Outsourcing Companies
- Interview Process in Software Companies
Steps and best practices for presenting .NET projects during interviews
- How to Present Projects and Job Roles in Interviews
Guidelines for explaining your .NET project contributions in interviews
- Types of Software Jobs
- a) Permanent Jobs
- b) Contract Jobs
- Types of Software Projects
- a) Scratch Development Projects
- b) Maintenance Projects
- c) Migration Projects
- Types of Teams in Software Projects
- a) On-shore Team
- b) Off-shore Team
- Domains
- a) BFSI
- b) Telecom
- c) Logistics
- d) Healthcare
- e) Government
- f) E-commerce
Major Project Development .NET Core, React.js
Module 1: Integrating React.js with .NET Core
- Creating a full-stack application structure
- Consuming .NET Core APIs in the React.js frontend
- Handling CORS issues and security considerations
- Authentication and authorization integration between React and .NET Core
Module 2: Real-Time Project Development
- Requirement gathering and project planning
- Designing the project architecture and database schema
- Setting up the initial project structure for both frontend and backend
- Implementing user authentication and authorization
Module 3: Real-Time Project Development
- Developing frontend components and pages using React.js
- Implementing CRUD operations for different entities
- Integrating APIs with React components
- Implementing user interface features and responsiveness
Module 4: Real-Time Project Development
- Building backend services and APIs using .NET Core
- Implementing business logic and data validation
- Testing backend APIs and ensuring data integrity
- Integrating frontend and backend for end-to-end functionality
Module 5: Deployment and Hosting
- Building production-ready frontend and backend bundles
- Configuring deployment environments (e.g., Azure, AWS, Heroku)
- Deploying the application to a cloud platform
- Configuring CI/CD pipelines for automatic deployments
Module 6: Project Presentation and Review
- Presentation of the completed project by participants
- Peer review and feedback session
- Best practices and lessons learned from the project development process
Module 7: Real-Time Project Development
- Instructor-led development of a real-world project using .NET Core
- Project requirements analysis and design
- Implementation of project features using .NET Core best practices
- Testing, debugging, and optimization of the project
Module 8: Project Deployment and Monitoring
- Deploying the project to a production environment
- Monitoring application performance and health
- Handling production incidents and troubleshooting
Module 9: Project Presentation and Review
- Presentation of the completed project by participants
- Peer review and feedback session
- Best practices and lessons learned from the project development process
- Functional Domain and Features of Project:
- In real-time projects developed using .NET Core, the application’s functional
- domains represent distinct areas of functionality or business logic. These domains
encapsulate related features and operations within the application.
- User Management:
User Registration, Authentication, Profile Management, Role-Based Access Control
- Content Management:
Content Creation, Publishing, Search, Versioning
- Order Management:
Order Creation, Processing, Tracking, Payment Integration, Fulfillment
- Product Catalog:
Product Listing, Details, Search, Reviews & Ratings
- Messaging and Notifications:
Email Notifications, In-App Messaging, Push Notifications
- Reporting and Analytics:
Data Visualization, Custom Reporting, Usage Analytics, Performance
Monitoring
- Integration with External Services:
Third-Party API Integration, File Storage Integration, Social Media
Integration
- Admin Panel:
Dashboard, User Management, Content Management, Configuration Settings
Major Project Development – Real-Time Project
- Major Project Introduction
- Project Modules
- Project Architecture
- Major Project Functional Flow Design
- LLD and HLD
- Database Design
- Microservices Development
- Logging in Project
- Swagger Configuration
- Actuators Configuration
- Exception Handling
- Multi-Threading Use Case in Project
- REST API Calls in Project
- Batch Processing
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- Code Review
- Project Deployment
Real-Time Project SDLC Process (Agile)
Module 1: Introduction to Agile and Scrum
Understanding Agile principles and values
Overview of Scrum framework, roles, and responsibilities (Scrum Master,
Product Owner, Development Team)
Module 2: Scrum Events
Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective
Module 3: Scrum Artifacts
Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment
Module 4: Estimation and Planning
Story Points vs. Time-Based Estimates, Techniques for backlog refinement,
Sprint Burndown Charts
Module 5: Agile Principles and Values
Applying Agile values in day-to-day work
Real-Time Environment Terminology
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD)
Version Control (Git), Pull Requests, Code Review, Bug Tracking
Microservices: Using Docker, Kubernetes for scalable .NET projects
Monitoring & Logging: Integrating tools like ELK Stack or Prometheus for
.NET Core
Deployment Pipelines: Using Jenkins/Azure DevOps for CI/CD automation
Unit Testing & Integration Testing using tools like NUnit, XUnit, or MSTest
.NET Application Deployment to Azure DevOps, App Services, and AKS Cluster
- Introduction to Azure DevOps
- Overview of Azure DevOps services
- Importance of CI/CD in modern software development
- Understanding Azure Repos, Pipelines, Test Plans, and Artifacts
- Setting Up Azure DevOps for .NET Projects
- Creating and managing Azure DevOps projects
- Setting up Git repositories for version control
- Managing branches and pull requests in Azure Repos
- Configuring build pipelines for .NET applications using YAML and Classic
- pipelines
- CI/CD Pipeline for .NET Applications
3.1. Build Pipeline
- Configuring build agents for .NET Core/.NET Framework applications
- Writing YAML scripts to automate the build process
- Building and testing .NET applications in the pipeline
- Running unit tests, code analysis (SonarQube), and coverage reports
- Publishing build artifacts for deployment
3.2. Release Pipeline
- Creating release pipelines to deploy .NET applications
- Stages, gates, and approvals in Azure DevOps release pipelines
- Deploying different build artifacts to various environments (Dev, QA,
- Production)
- Integrating third-party tools and services in the release pipeline
- Azure App Services
4.1. Introduction to Azure App Services
- Overview of Azure App Services
- Supported languages and frameworks (with a focus on .NET)
- Benefits of hosting .NET applications on Azure App Services
4.2. Deploying .NET Applications to Azure App Services
- Configuring Azure App Service for .NET Core/.NET Framework applications
- Publishing .NET applications from Visual Studio and Azure DevOps
- Deploying web applications using Azure DevOps release pipelines
- Configuring Continuous Deployment (CD) for automatic deployments
4.3. Scaling and Monitoring App Services
- Configuring auto-scaling for Azure App Services
- Monitoring app performance using Application Insights
- Setting up alerts and diagnostic logging
- Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
5.1. Introduction to AKS
- Understanding Kubernetes and container orchestration
- Overview of Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Architecture of AKS and integration with Azure services
5.2. Containerizing .NET Applications
- Introduction to Docker and containerization
- Creating Docker images for .NET applications
- Writing Dockerfiles for .NET Core/.NET Framework apps
- Building and testing Docker images locally
- Pushing Docker images to Azure Container Registry (ACR)
5.3. Deploying .NET Applications to AKS
Creating an AKS cluster in Azure
- Deploying .NET applications to AKS using Azure DevOps
- Helm charts for managing Kubernetes deployments
- Writing Kubernetes deployment manifests (YAML)
- Configuring services, ingress controllers, and load balancers for the application
5.4. Scaling and Monitoring in AKS
- Horizontal and vertical scaling of .NET applications in AKS
- Monitoring AKS clusters using Azure Monitor, Grafana, and Prometheus
- Managing AKS resources using kubectl and Azure CLI
- Handling rolling updates and rollback scenarios in AKS
- Advanced Deployment Scenarios
6.1. Blue-Green and Canary Deployments
- Understanding Blue-Green deployment strategy
- Setting up Blue-Green deployment pipelines in Azure DevOps
- Implementing Canary deployments for testing features with minimal impact
6.2. Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
- Introduction to Infrastructure as Code
- Managing AKS infrastructure using ARM templates, Bicep, and Terraform
- Automating infrastructure provisioning with Azure DevOps Pipelines
- Securing .NET Applications on Azure
7.1. Securing App Services
- Enabling SSL/TLS for Azure App Services
- Using Azure Key Vault for managing secrets and certificates
- Configuring Identity and Access Management (IAM) in Azure
7.2. Securing AKS
- Enabling Azure Active Directory (AAD) integration with AKS
- Configuring Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for AKS
- Securing communication between services using network policies
- Testing and Debugging
8.1. Testing in CI/CD Pipelines
- Running unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests in pipelines
- Automating load and performance testing for .NET applications
8.2. Debugging in Azure DevOps and AKS
- Troubleshooting failed deployments in Azure DevOps pipelines
- Debugging .NET applications deployed to Azure App Services
- Debugging containerized .NET applications in AKS
- Monitoring and Logging
9.1. Application Insights for .NET Applications
- Setting up Application Insights for .NET web apps
- Monitoring application health and diagnosing issues
- Custom telemetry and logging for .NET apps in Azure App Services
9.2. Monitoring AKS
- Monitoring container health and performance in AKS
- Configuring Prometheus and Grafana for AKS clusters
- Analyzing logs with Azure Log Analytics and ELK Stack
- Hands-On Labs and Projects
10.1. Hands-On Lab: Setting Up CI/CD with Azure DevOps
Step-by-step guide to creating build and release pipelines for .NET applications
10.2. Hands-On Lab: Deploying a .NET Web App to Azure App Services
Deploying a sample .NET Core web application to Azure App Services using Azure DevOps
10.3. Hands-On Lab: Containerizing and Deploying .NET Applications to AKS
Containerizing a .NET application with Docker and deploying to an AKS cluster
10.4. Real-Time Project: Full CI/CD for .NET App on Azure
- Building and deploying a real-world .NET application with Azure DevOps, App Services, and AKS
- End-to-end project including setup, build, test, deployment, scaling, and monitoring
- Course Wrap-Up
- Best practices for deploying .NET applications to Azure
- Real-world case studies and success stories
- Final Q&A and course assessment
Fee : 15000
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