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BTD12: The Architect Elevator: Connecting Penthouse and Engine - Gregor Hohpe
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Titel: The Architect Elevator: Connecting Penthouse and Engine Room Speaker: Gregor Hohpe, CxO Advisor at ArchitectElevator.com Many large enterprises are fe...
Steeltoe Microservices Framework
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If you have not run across Steeltoe, it is a set of libraries that address most of the cross cutting concerns you deal with when building microservices. Logging, Configuration, Health Checks, Traces, Service Discovery, etc.
Tech Tutorial: Use Kubernetes for Modern .NET Apps? Steeltoe and Project Tye are Your Path to Productivity | Steeltoe
Writing Event Based Microservices using Steeltoe
Steeltoe has become a popular .NET framework used in building enterprise grade microservices. Recently Steeltoe added support for building event based micros...
Developing and Deploying Microservices with 'Tye'
Learn about new tooling the .NET team is working on to help you build, debug and deploy microservices faster.
Evolving .NET Framework Monoliths with .NET 5 and Kubernetes
You want to migrate your .NET monolith to microservices so you can run it in Kubernetes? That could be a year-long project, and you really don't need to do i...
.NET Conf: Focus on Microservices
.NET Conf: Focus on Microservices features industry speakers working on designing and building microservice-based applications, tools and frameworks. Learn t...
Moving from HTTP-Triggered Azure Functions to Web API
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This past weekend was a long one due to the Fourth of July, and despite a weekend filled with cookouts, swimming, fireworks, an anniversary date night, and a trip to St. Louis, I was able to knock off an important task on my side project‘s TODO List.
Improve Tests with the Builder Pattern for Test Data
Steve Smith
I recently wrote about an example where I was able to apply the Builder Design Pattern to an Angular/TypeScript service. Another area where I've been finding the pattern helpful is in unit tests. Last year, I learned about this technique from Kenneth Truyers' blog post, and I've been using it to good effect for several months now on a few different projects.
Validation with Mediator Pipelines in ASP.NET Core Applications | by João Simões | The Startup | Nov, 2020 | Medium
João Simões
When implementing web applications that manipulate information, there is always the need to validate data sent by the clients, ensuring business rules are properly implemented. Previously I talked…