From the course: ASP.NET Core: Health Checks and Logging

What you should know - ASP.NET Core Tutorial

From the course: ASP.NET Core: Health Checks and Logging

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What you should know

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- [Narrator] In order to get most out of this course, you should be familiar with a couple of topics. We will be using .NET in this course. And at the time of recording the latest version is .NET 5. .NET 5. that's the .NET, previously known as .NET Core but in version five, that "Core" was dropped at least for.NET. So you should be familiar with that. If you're using an older version, you will still be able to follow along but in order to run the examples, et cetera, .NET 5 is the minimum version. However, I expected also future versions will work with this course, otherwise, we will update it. The language which we will be using is C#. If you're using one of the other .NET languages like F# for instance, you still will be able to follow along but the code will be using a different syntax. There are also some additional technologies we will be using in this course most and foremost, ASP.NET Core. So Microsoft web framework. Currently Microsoft is still using the "Core" suffix and talking about ASP.NET, whereas, they dropped it for.NET, but I write ASP.NET, but of course since we were using .NET 5. It's technically ASP.NET Core. But maybe eventually that "Core" suffix will be dropped. Also, at least for one specific feature and exercise, we will be using Azure. So you should have an Azure account if you would like to try that out as well. But if not, you will be able to follow the rest of this course just fine.

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