September 2021
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
31h 9m
English
Once upon a time, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) tried to offer all functionality needed by services. You could create services returning XML or binary data, asynchronous communication was offered by message queuing, and UDP could be used as well, and it was all based on SOAP standards. Everything was possible, and you could configure every option. The issue with that situation was that even seemingly simple scenarios often became quite complex.
Today, we are back to many different options. Microservices can be implemented with different technologies. You can use a request/reply pattern or a disconnected scenario to send messages to a queue ...
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