Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - CAP Theorem: it's not just «Pick two»
«Consistency, Availability, and Partition tolerance. Pick two». Is it really THAT simple? Let’s learn a bit more about the CAP theorem. Continue reading
Advanced Integration Tests for .NET 7 API with WebApplicationFactory and NUnit
Integration Tests are incredibly useful: a few Integration Tests are often more useful than lots of Unit Tests. Let’s learn some advanced capabilities ofWebApplicationFactory.
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C# Tip: 2 ways to define ASP.NET Core custom Middleware
Customizing the behavior of an HTTP request is easy: you can use a middleware defined as a delegate or as a class. Continue reading
How to automatically refresh configurations with Azure App Configuration in .NET
ASP.NET allows you to poll Azure App Configuration to always get the most updated values without restarting your applications. It’s simple, but you have to think thoroughly. Continue reading
Davide's Code and Architecture Notes - L4 vs L7 Load Balancer
If you need to handle lots of incoming requests, you should manage the incoming traffic by balancing the load across different servers. You should consider adding a Load Balancer: it’s a layer of abstraction that handles requests, availability, and security in a centralized place. Continue reading