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The .NET Core Microservices with MVC framework helps developers design applications by splitting them into smaller, independent services instead of relying on one large codebase. These microservices handle different parts of the system and communicate with each other to form the complete application. By using .NET Core, these services work seamlessly across platforms, while the MVC pattern ensures clear separation of business logic, data, and user interface.
This approach makes applications more flexible, secure, and easier to maintain. Businesses benefit because updates can be made to individual services without affecting the entire system, reducing downtime and increasing productivity. For developers, it opens opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects that align with modern software development practices.
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Yes, building and securing REST APIs is a major part.
Yes, basic Knowledge of .NET or C# is helpful.
Developers, architects, and students wanting to learn scalable application design with .NET Core.
Yes, since microservices are widely deployed in cloud environments.
Yes, MVC ensures clean code organization and is widely used in enterprise systems.
Finance, e-commerce, healthcare, IT services, and cloud-native businesses.
Yes, but having a foundation in C# and web development is strongly recommended.
It focuses on .NET Core but also explores tools like Docker and Kubernetes for deployment.
It equips you with skills in modern microservices architecture, making you valuable in enterprise projects.
Not required, but helpful as deployment concepts are covered.
No, full-stack and cloud developers can also benefit.