Microsoft Orleans example project on Microsoft Learn course demonstrates Smart Cache Pattern
Add some other error prevention, add Orleans Dashboard and successful deploy to Azure WebApp.
You can use dotnet-httpie tool to test the UrlShortener API:
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Inside this project folder, type
dotnet tool restoreto install/restore the dotnet-httpie tool.
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Invoke following command to create a shorten URL entry:
dotnet http "[the_deployed_root_url]/shorten/[your_url]"replace the [the_deployed_root_url] with your deployed Azure service root url, and the [your_url] is the web page url address you want to shorten, like the following running example screenshot, we shorten the www.github.com/dotnet/orleans url:
Remember to keep the Last 8 Hexadecimal characters of the response, that is the shorten Url code that we will use it in the next step. -
Invoke following command once you have create a shorten Url code in previous step:
dotnet http "[the_deployed_root_url]/go/[shorten_url_code]"replace the [the_deployed_root_url] with your deployed Azure service root url, the [shorten_url_code] is the shorten Url code you get in the previous step, it will has the HTTP 302 response like following screenshot:
Actually you can use that URL directly in your Internet Browser, it will redirect to Microsoft Orleans' GitHub home page(www.github.com/dotnet/orleans).
