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hey itamp;#39;s Derek from Cote opinion calm and Iamp;#39;m gonna take a look at embedded resources and how they work in dotnet core so what I have is just a empty web API project using dotnet new web api and Iamp;#39;ve added a data JSON file here that Iamp;#39;m going to use to embed this file into our assembly so really what you need to do is specify go into your CCS proj whether using vs code like I am here or in a visual studio you can edit your CSS proj and we just want to add a new item group and inside that item group you can add an embedded resource and specify include so the key here is your the path to your file just relative to the root of the directory where your CS produce here so in my case this is just data and data Jason so thatamp;#39;s it thatamp;#39;s the change you need to make to your CS proj the next step is how you actually access this file alright so letamp;#39;s jump to the values controller and Iamp;#39;m just gonna replace this particular line here w