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Aspire is not just for .NET. With Aspire 13, you can bring Python, Node.js, Go, Java, and C# services into a single AppHost and manage them as one local development experience. In this session, we will build and explore a set of polyglot sample applications using Flask, Django, React, Go, Java, and .NET. We will start with the pain Aspire helps remove: service discovery confusion, scattered configuration, fragile startup order, and READMEs full of manual steps. You will see how AddPythonApp, AddNpmApp, and AddDockerfile bring different runtimes into the Aspire lifecycle, and how service references and environment variables replace hardcoded URLs and duplicated .env files. We will also use Aspire’s dashboard to view traces, logs, and metrics from multiple languages in one place. Along the way, we will cover the patterns teams need when a repo grows beyond one stack: dependency ordering, health checks, connection-string injection, and debugging requests across frontend and backend services. We will close by looking at the Aspire CLI workflow, repo structure, CI and deployment automation, and where Azure fits when you are ready to move beyond local development.

• Architecture
• Cloud
• DevOps
• Frontend
• Programming language

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Chris Ayers

Principal Software Engineer @ Microsoft

Chris Ayers is a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft, where he builds AI-driven tooling to analyze outages and incidents across Azure. His work focuses on improving the way engineers understand failures, uncover risks, and strengthen reliability at cloud scale. With a background spanning DevOps, cloud architecture, and modern application design, Chris brings both engineering depth and practical experience to the challenge of making large systems more resilient. He’s also a frequent international speaker who loves sharing real-world lessons about developer productivity, reliability, containers, and automation. Outside of work, Chris is a proud dad, lifelong gamer, avid reader, and unapologetic nerd.