devkimchi / aspire-youtube-summariser

This provides sample Aspire apps that summarise a YouTube video transcript to a given language

Aspire Youtube Summariser

This provides sample Aspire-orchestrated apps that summarise a YouTube video transcript to a given language.

Prerequisites

• .NET 8 SDK
• Visual Studio 2022 17.9 or later with the .NET Aspire workload installed
• Docker Desktop
• Azure Developer CLI
• Azure CLI
• GitHub CLI
• PowerShell
• Azure subscription
• Azure OpenAI Service subscription

Getting Started

Explore the app

1. Checkout to the existing tag

   git checkout tags/existing
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Rename appsettings.Development.sample.json in the ApiApp project to appsettings.Development.json and add Azure OpenAI Service details – endpoint, API key and deployment ID – to the file. You can get these details from the Azure Portal.

3. Run the API app in a terminal

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.ApiApp

4. Run the web app in another terminal

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.WebApp

Add .NET Aspire

1. Checkout to the aspire tag

   git checkout tags/aspire
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Run the Aspire AppHost app

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.AppHost

Add Redis Cache to WebApp

1. Checkout to the redis tag

   git checkout tags/redis
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Run the Aspire AppHost app

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.AppHost

Update Resiliency Settings

1. Checkout to the polly tag

   git checkout tags/polly
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Run the Aspire AppHost app

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.AppHost

Add Azure Queue Storage and Table Storage for Async Processing

1. Checkout to the queue tag

   git checkout tags/queue
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Rename appsettings.Development.sample.json in the Worker project to appsettings.Development.json and add Azure OpenAI Service details – endpoint, API key and deployment ID – to the file. You can get these details from the Azure Portal.

3. Rename appsettings.Development.sample.json in the AppHost project to appsettings.Development.json and add Azure Queue/Table Storage Account details – connection strings – to the file You can get these details from the Azure Portal.

4. Run the Aspire AppHost app

   dotnet run --project AspireYouTubeSummariser.AppHost

Deploy to Azure

1. Checkout to the main branch

   git switch main
   dotnet restore && dotnet build

2. Rename appsettings.Development.sample.json in the AppHost project to appsettings.Development.json.

3. Add Azure OpenAI Service details – endpoint, API key and deployment ID – to the file. You can get these details from the Azure Portal.

4. Add Azure Queue/Table Storage Account details – connection strings – to the file You can get these details from the Azure Portal.

5. Run the following commands in order:

   # Initialise azd
   AZURE_ENV_NAME="aspire$RANDOM"
   azd init -e $AZURE_ENV_NAME
   
   # Provision resources to Azure
   azd provision
   
   # Provision GitHub Actions environment
   azd pipeline config
   pwsh Set-GitHubActionsVariables.ps1 -GitHubAlias <GitHubAlias>
   
   # Provision rest of resources to Azure outside Aspire
   pwsh Run-PostProvision.ps1 -GitHubAlias <GitHubAlias>
   
   # Deploy apps to Azure
   azd deploy

6. Push code changes to the GitHub repository to trigger a GitHub Actions workflow.

Resources

• .NET Aspire overview
• .NET Aspire orchestration
• .NET Aspire components
• .NET Aspire samples