From the course: Complete Guide to Dapr for .NET and Azure Developers: Building and Managing Microservices
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Creating the Dapr components for bindings with Azure Storage
From the course: Complete Guide to Dapr for .NET and Azure Developers: Building and Managing Microservices
Creating the Dapr components for bindings with Azure Storage
- [Instructor] Having implemented both input and output bindings in the code for receiving and sending data respectively, we're going to create their components for Azure storage queues. As we can see on that documentation for the Azure storage queues, the only required parameters are the storage account, the storage access key, and the name of the queue. Okay, so let's open the Windows terminal. And here in the Windows terminal, let's change the folder to the components folder that we have on the root of the repo. And as you might remember, we have already a couple of components here. And now I'm going to open up Visual Studio Code because I want to create the first file, which is named wisdom-inputbinding.yaml. And here I'm going to paste the code that I already have here in another place. I'm going to paste it here in Visual Studio Code. You can see that the storage access key is missing so I'm going to paste it right here. And this is done. Take into account that the technical…
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The bindings building block1m 48s
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Implementing an input binding in the Pet microservice3m 26s
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Creating the Dapr components for bindings with Azure Storage2m 5s
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