a popular way to provide extensions in todays frameworks, is middleware
Many libraries and frameworks are allowing for extensions via a middleware pattern. For example 2 MVC frameworks: .NET Core MVC/WebApi and Node.js Express.
This article has a quick look into this middleware pattern, as found in the mentioned frameworks, and how it can be implemented.
coupling is something which impacts maintainability, interfaces are used to decouple, but they bring their own complexity.
Should you use other peoples interfaces, what is the impact of doing this? consider the ASP.NET IDependencyResolver, or Caslte’s ILog.
dotnet services structure across multiple services for consistency
This post has a few notes on a .NET application, this does not mean the way you do it is right or wrong, its just how I like to do it.
If you are looking for an out the box solution have a look at sharp-architecture, or Paramore
note I will not cover Event Sourcing or CQRS here. this is upto you if you implement it or not. everything here works with(out) either.
How do we route traffic to running instances of services?
When we split our application into multiple services we need a way to locate an instance of a service.
hosting dotnet in docker is really easy, lets look how.
Using Mono, we can take advantage of both linux and docker, which equals some really exciting stuff. In this post we will take a C#, .NET 4.6 and Nancy “hello world” example and run this in a docker container.
Api Gateways, are great technology and technique to expose API’s of a platform, and encapsulate the complexity of the internal services
As part of working with microservices a common practice is to employ an API Gateway, either off the shelf or custom. This article contains some notes on this component.
We say services, what is the scope, how do they communicate?
This post series are a few notes on Microservices, based on observations and experience.
This post looks at what a service is and some of the things we can look out for when designing our servcies.
running selenium server locally in a way that should complement using
Quick notes for Selenium with NodeJS, CucumberJS and PhantomJS….. and also thinking about Travis CI.
source -> continous integration -> continous deployment
There are a number of tools out there which help the development team deliver. In this post I will provide an over-view of flow which I have used successfully.
we look at the core power of Nancy, and its MVC support
Lets recap, I have looked into
