Posts tagged Microservices
Save to the database, publish an event. Two writes, one of which can fail — and now your system is lying to itself. The Outbox Pattern makes the business operation and the event publish atomic, and this is how you actually implement it.
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"Our system is slow, hard to scale, and every deployment is a nail-biting experience." Six months of modernizing a retail client's monolithic e-commerce platform — and the lessons that only show up in production.
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Microservices are the easy part. Making them talk to each other without a pile of hand-rolled HttpClient boilerplate is the part that quietly rots. Refit turns inter-service communication into a declarative interface — here is how we wire it.
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Copilot demos beautifully and disappoints quietly. The difference between the two is everything you do around it — how you prompt it, where you trust it, and where you absolutely do not.
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Architecture still matters, and most systems prove it the hard way. A real-world implementation of Domain-Driven Design on Onion Architecture in .NET 9 — dependencies pointing inward, business reality in the code.
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Cutting through the marketing gloss on .NET Aspire: how it is actually used in production, by real teams, for real clients, on an architecture that scales.
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Building cloud-native apps can feel like juggling flaming swords while riding a unicycle. Aspire Café is a hands-on, working template — microservices, orchestration, infrastructure and patterns you can actually read.
Read MoreThat's usually where an engagement starts — a system that outgrew its assumptions, and a team that needs senior judgment without a full-time hire.
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