.NET Core Microservices - Project Architecture

The video tutorial provides an overview of a project architecture featuring multiple microservices and APIs. It covers the structure of services for products, coupons, shopping carts, orders, and payments, each with its own database and API project. The main MVC application interacts with these services through a gateway, ensuring secure communication. The tutorial emphasizes asynchronous communication using message brokers like Azure Service Bus, highlighting the importance of queues and tokens for efficient service interaction.

What is the primary role of the products microservice in the architecture?

• To manage user authentication

• To handle payment processing

• To send email notifications

• To manage product listings and their database

How does the MVC application interact with the microservices?

• Using a shared database for all microservices

• By sending emails to each microservice

• Through a gateway that manages communication

• Directly through individual API endpoints

What is the purpose of the identity server in the architecture?

• To store product information

• To verify user authentication and authorization

• To process payments

• To log email communications

What type of communication is represented by solid lines between microservices?

• Synchronous communication

• Token-based communication

• Asynchronous communication

• Email-based communication

Which message broker is mentioned for implementing asynchronous communication?

• Azure Service Bus

• RabbitMQ

• Kafka

• Amazon SQS