Aspire
A cloud-native application development stack from Microsoft for building, orchestrating, and locally debugging distributed applications. Through the App Host project it declaratively describes services, databases, caches, and other resources, automatically handling startup, dependency injection, service discovery, and health checks, and generating an observable topology. It natively supports .NET and extends to Node.js, Python, Java, Rust, and other ecosystems.
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Aspire (officially named .NET Aspire) is a cloud-native application development stack launched by Microsoft, aimed at building, orchestrating, and locally debugging distributed applications; it uniformly describes resources declaratively through the App Host project, natively supports .NET, and extends to ecosystems such as Node.js and Python through hosting integrations.
The Aspire dashboard is a local web interface that centrally displays the resource status, structured logs, distributed traces, and metrics of distributed applications; a REPL is an interactive command-line environment.
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Aspire (officially named .NET Aspire) is a cloud-native application development stack launched by Microsoft, aimed at building, orchestrating, and locally debugging distributed applications; it uniformly describes resources declaratively through the App Host project, natively supports .NET, and extends to ecosystems such as Node.js and Python through hosting integrations.
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