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Azure Emulators provide developers with a way to test their .NET Aspire applications locally, without incurring cloud costs or requiring an internet connection. These emulators replicate the behavior of Azure services, allowing developers to write and debug code as if it were running in the cloud.
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Aspire and Aspir8 are powerful tools that leverage Kubernetes to make deploying microservices easier for developers across various cloud environments. Let's walk through setting up and using these tools.