Sagar Rane's contributions

Azure App Service is a fully managed PaaS for hosting web apps, APIs, and mobile backends. It supports .NET, Java, Python, Node.js, and more, offering autoscaling, security, CI/CD, and Docker support.

Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software design pattern where decoupled components communicate via events. It enables real-time, scalable, and flexible systems, commonly used in microservices, IoT, payment processing, and real-time analytics.

Testing a Web API Crud Operation's test scenarios using NUnit Framework. Learn how to implement unit testing in C# using the NUnit framework for efficient CRUD operation testing. Explore test case scenarios, NUnit features, and the AAA pattern for reliable, high-quality code validation.

Idempotent APIs ensure repeated requests yield the same outcome, preventing duplicate operations. This article explores idempotency in HTTP methods, real-world examples, and implementation techniques for robust and reliable web services.

A functionality to handle window service [start/stop] on remote service using Web API and server's credential. It saves individuals time instead of login to remote server and perform all those task. Even we can keep track of all service remotely using such funcationality.

Establish a Connection between two different containers on the same host using Docker. Docker container communication and networking strategies. It outlines the two primary methods for containers to communicate: through networking and sharing files on disk. The article details Docker's network types and explains the Docker network drivers, including Bridge, Host, Overlay, IPvLAN, and MACvLAN. Practical steps for creating .NET MVC and Web API applications, Dockerizing them, and establishing communication between Docker containers are also provided.

Create Docker image of web application in .net core and deploy using Docker desktop on Windows OS

HTML and AngularJS are used for front-end and the Web API acts as an intermediate between database and front-end using Angular.