.NET Core Microservices - Demo - Checkout Header DTO

The video tutorial covers the checkout process, focusing on removing unnecessary HTTP methods and using controllers and actions. It details the properties of the shopping cart and checkout header, demonstrating how to add items and place an order. The tutorial also examines the endpoint in the card API controller and discusses the necessary details for order placement. Finally, it introduces asynchronous communication, explaining how to set up a location in Azure using the Azure storage bus for message handling.

What is the main reason for removing HTTP methods in the checkout process?

• To increase security

• To use custom routes

• To simplify the code

• To ensure the use of controllers and actions

What should the checkout header contain?

• Payment method details

• Only the total price

• All properties of the shopping cart

• User's personal information

What was the count of the second item added to the shopping cart?

• 5

• 7

• 10

• 3

Which of the following details is NOT mentioned as part of the checkout header?

• Card number

• CVV

• Coupon code

• Shipping address

What is the purpose of sending messages to the cloud in the context of asynchronous communication?

• To store data permanently

• To allow other services to access it when available

• To increase processing speed

• To reduce server load