Microservices

🎄This blog post is also a contribution to .NET Advent Calendar where during December, experts from the tech community share their knowledge about .NET related topics. You’re welcome to check out all the contributions here: .NET Advent Calendar 2022 Introduction In the modern world of cloud native application development more and more organizations are moving away from classic bare metal deployments and are adopting technologies like containerization and orchestration for a more efficient and sustainable way to deploy applications at scale on different types of infrastructure. ...

Doing development for microservices is quite different from development for a monolithic application - it will require changes in the mindset, either you want it or not…But it's not only the mindset that will undergo changes. Let's say that you're working on creating a new component for your application that will provide functionality for sending e-mail notifications to your users. If you're creating this component for a monolithic application, you typically have one place where you'll add backend changes and one place for frontend changes. And then those changes are magically included as part of the build and deployment of the application. Nice and straightforward, huh? ...