Add non-.NET usage sections to integration docs to address misconceptions #4052
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The integration documentation was inadvertently promoting the misconception that Aspire is .NET-only, leading to organizations dismissing it for applications with non-.NET components or those preferring not to use client integration packages.
Changes Made
Enhanced Integrations Overview
Added "Using with non-.NET applications" sections
Added practical examples to popular integrations showing how to consume them without client packages:
SQL Server integration:
PostgreSQL and Redis integrations receive similar treatment with technology-appropriate examples.
Impact
This addresses two key misconceptions:
The documentation now clearly shows that:
Files Changed
docs/fundamentals/integrations-overview.md
- Enhanced hosting integrations explanationdocs/database/sql-server-integration.md
- Added non-.NET usage sectiondocs/database/postgresql-integration.md
- Added non-.NET usage sectiondocs/caching/stackexchange-redis-integration.md
- Added non-.NET usage sectionThe established pattern can be applied to other integrations as needed.
Fixes #1763.
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