apisix-dotnet-docker VS apisix-security-java-spring

For the demo case, we will leverage the sample project built on ASP.NET Core WEB API with a single GET endpoint (retrieves all products list) and Apache APISIX Docker sample project. You can find in README file all instructions on how to run the sample app.

Throughout the post, we get to know the types of possible failure injections with the Fault Injection Plugin 🔌 and simulate failures on our existing Product backend service (developed by using ASP.NET Core WEB API).

🙋🏼 With all the theoretical knowledge in mind, let's jump into the demo of using api-breaker plugin offered by Apache APISIX and see the result in action for our the existing sample project ASP.NET Core WEB API with a single endpoint (retrieves all products list).

Until now, I assume that you have the demo project apisix-dotnet-docker is up and running. You can see the complete source code on Github and the instruction on how to build a multi-container APISIX via Docker CLI.

✅ Clone the demo project apisix-dotnet-docker from GitHub. ✅ Understand the structure of the project and docker-compose.yaml file. ✅ Build a multi-container APISIX via Docker CLI. ✅ Configure APISIX API Gateway routing for the ASP.NET API. ✅ Enable a traffic management plugin.

Docker compose file - The docker-compose.yml file defines an application with some services:

For this demonstration, we’ll leverage the demo projectapisix-security-java-spring I prepared in advance. You can see it on Github.