February 2024
Intermediate to advanced
756 pages
21h 6m
English
Chapter 14, Implementing Microservices with .NET, described general techniques for implementing microservices in .NET but focused mainly on worker microservices, that is, on microservices that perform background jobs without communicating with anything outside of the application.
Microservices that communicate with the world outside of the application bring with them other problems and need further techniques.
More specifically, microservices that communicate with a human user must implement a presentation layer, while microservices that expose APIs must conform to well-established standards and should preferably have documentation. Moreover, web APIs that target single-page applications ...
Read now
Unlock full access