.NET Core Microservices - Configure ProductService and HttpClient in Startup

In this video, the process of configuring an HTTP client factory within the startup class of the Mango Web project is explained. The video details how to set up the base path for the Product API using a configuration object and static details. Finally, it covers adding the Product Service to dependency injection as a scoped service, preparing for CRUD operations in the next video.

What is the first step in configuring the HTTP client factory in the Mango Web project?

• Open the settings.json file

• Open the startup class file

• Create a new HTTP client

• Add a new service

Where do you retrieve the base path for the product API?

• From the main project file

• From the database

• From the static details

• From the service class

How do you access the product API URL in the configuration?

• By using a hardcoded string

• By reading from a text file

• By accessing the configuration object

• By calling a function

What type of service is the product service added as in dependency injection?

• Scoped service

• Session service

• Singleton service

• Transient service

What is the next step after configuring the HTTP client and adding the product service?

• Test the HTTP client

• Deploy the application

• Write unit tests

• Start creating the controller for CRUD operations