.NET Core Microservices - Add Ocelot to the Gateway

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a project with Ocelot, configuring a default URL for a gateway project, and adding authentication. It explains how to configure Ocelot using dependency injection and manage endpoints. The tutorial emphasizes the simplicity of using Ocelot for handling microservices and prepares viewers for further URL configuration in the next video.

What is the purpose of setting a single URL for the gateway project?

• To reduce the number of URLs the front end needs to remember

• To allow multiple users to access the project simultaneously

• To increase the security of the project

• To improve the performance of the microservices

Why is authentication added at the gateway level?

• To improve the speed of the gateway

• To enable the gateway to store user data

• To ensure the gateway can handle multiple requests

• To allow the gateway to pass tokens from the identity service

What remains unchanged when adding authentication to the gateway?

• The URL for the gateway project

• The URL for the identity server

• The configuration of microservices

• The debug settings

What is the role of Ocelot in the project?

• To enhance the visual design of the project

• To store user data securely

• To provide a user interface for the project

• To manage all endpoints and handle requests

What must be done to the method when configuring the Ocelot endpoint?

• Make it a synchronous method

• Add a new URL

• Remove all using statements

• Make it an asynchronous method