Dotnet Real-Time Project Course Content
1. Introduction to Real-time Project
- Overview of real-time project development using .NET
- Key concepts and project flow in the .NET ecosystem
2. Types of Software Companies
- a) Product-Based Companies
- b) Service-Based Companies
- c) Outsourcing Companies
3. Interview Process in Software Companies
- Steps and best practices for presenting .NET projects during interviews
4. How to Present Projects and Job Roles in Interviews
- Guidelines for explaining your .NET project contributions in interviews
5. Types of Software Jobs
- a) Permanent Jobs
- b) Contract Jobs
6. Types of Software Projects
- a) Scratch Development Projects
- b) Maintenance Projects
- c) Migration Projects
7. Types of Teams in Software Projects
- a) On-shore Team
- b) Off-shore Team
8. 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.
1. User Management:
- User Registration, Authentication, Profile Management, Role-Based Access Control
2. Content Management:
- Content Creation, Publishing, Search, Versioning
3. Order Management:
- Order Creation, Processing, Tracking, Payment Integration, Fulfillment
4. Product Catalog:
- Product Listing, Details, Search, Reviews & Ratings
5. Messaging and Notifications:
- Email Notifications, In-App Messaging, Push Notifications
6. Reporting and Analytics:
- Data Visualization, Custom Reporting, Usage Analytics, Performance Monitoring
7. Integration with External Services:
- Third-Party API Integration, File Storage Integration, Social Media Integration
8. 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
1. 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
2. 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
3. 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
4. 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
5. 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
6. 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
7. 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
8. 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
9. 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
10. 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
11. Course Wrap-Up
- Best practices for deploying .NET applications to Azure
- Real-world case studies and success stories
- Final Q&A and course assessment