.NET Core Microservices - Order Repository Interface

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a repository and interface for an orders API. It covers defining methods for adding orders and updating payment status, implementing the order repository interface, and configuring the DB context as a Singleton for use with Azure service bus.

What is the first step in creating a repository for the orders API?

• Registering the application DB context

• Implementing the IOrderRepository interface

• Creating a new folder named repository

• Adding a class file for the order repository

Which parameter is necessary for the 'add order' method in the interface?

• Payment status

• Order header

• User ID

• Order details

What is the purpose of the 'update order payment status' method?

• To delete an order from the database

• To update the order status to paid

• To retrieve all orders for a user

• To add a new order to the database

Why is the application DB context registered as a Singleton object?

• To simplify the code structure

• To allow multiple instances to run concurrently

• To ensure a single instance is used in the Azure service bus

• To reduce memory usage

What is the main reason for implementing the IOrderRepository interface?

• To manage user authentication

• To handle order processing and payment updates

• To create a user-friendly interface

• To improve database performance