Welcome back to the second part of the Series. Today we’ll talk about the Outbox Pattern. Just to recap, last time we discussed how the 2-Phase-Commit technique can help us with distributed transactions. However, it may lead to unwanted side effects and performance issues. So is there any other approach we could take? Personally I’m […]
Categories: Design Patterns, Microservices, Programming, RabbitMQ, Software Architecture
Hi everyone! Today I would like to talk a bit about how we can improve reliability between microservices. This is the first article of the series and we’ll be focusing on the Two-Phase-Commit technique. It has been a while since my last article, this is the first one I write from Montreal. I moved here […]
Categories: Design Patterns, Microservices, Programming, Software Architecture
15 pieces of luggage. 10 small trolleys. 5 big boxes for a total of 126 kg. A wife, two kids, parents-in-law and a cat. 2 planes, 13 hours of total flight time. That’s what it took to change my life and the one of my loved ones. Obviously this doesn’t take into account all the […]
Categories: Ramblings
Today we’re going to take a look at a concrete example of how we can handle integration tests in a CI pipeline. Last time I gave few options of possible platforms. I am working with Gitlab in my daily job so the code today will be focusing on it. But the concepts can be applied […]
Categories: .NET, EntityFramework, Git, Programming, Testing
And here we go with the another part of this Series! This time we’re going to take a look at the code and see how a microservice can consume messages from a queue using a background worker. Last time I introduced Background Workers and some possible use cases. The possibilities are limitless and today we’re […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, Microservices, Programming, RabbitMQ, Software Architecture
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