.NET Core Microservices - Configure Start Up File for Coupon Repository

The video tutorial explains how to configure an HTTP client within the startup class file of a shopping cart API. It covers using the base URL from app settings, adding the HTTP client to services, and configuring it for the coupon repository. The tutorial also discusses registering the coupon and card repositories and ensuring the validity of coupons and discounts in the card API.

Why is it necessary to configure the HTTP client in the startup class file?

• To reduce the size of the application

• To improve the user interface

• To ensure the application runs faster

• To use the base URL from app settings for API requests

What is the first step in configuring the HTTP client?

• Registering the coupon repository

• Adding the HTTP client to services

• Writing the key in the configuration

• Ensuring the coupon is valid

Where do we retrieve the base URL for the HTTP client configuration?

• From the user input

• From the database

• From the app settings

• Directly from the API

What must be registered alongside the card repository?

• The order repository

• The user repository

• The coupon repository

• The product repository

What is the final step mentioned in the video regarding the card API?

• Ensuring the coupon and discount are still valid

• Adding more services

• Removing unused code

• Updating the user interface