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Microservices Design Patterns in .NET

Microservices Design Patterns in .NET - Second Edition

By : Trevoir Williams
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Microservices Design Patterns in .NET

Microservices Design Patterns in .NET

By: Trevoir Williams
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Overview of this book

Are you a developer seeking practical, up-to-date insights into designing scalable and resilient microservices? Microservices Design Patterns in .NET, Second Edition provides a comprehensive exploration of modern microservices using C# 14 and .NET 10. This edition expands on core patterns such as CQRS, event sourcing, and Saga, while introducing advanced concepts such as observability with OpenTelemetry, zero-trust security, and container-based workflows. You’ll explore both synchronous and asynchronous communication, apply domain-driven design to define service boundaries, and manage data consistency using proven persistence strategies. The book also guides you through container hosting, serverless functions, and production-ready deployment pipelines. By the end of this book, you’ll know how to design and deploy secure, maintainable, and resilient microservices that fit perfectly in modern cloud ecosystems.
Table of Contents (24 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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Who this book is for
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What this book covers
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Understanding Microservices and Design Patterns
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Understanding Microservices and Design Patterns
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Introducing Microservices – the Big Picture
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Introducing Microservices – the Big Picture
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Approaches to software development
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Microservices – why or why not?
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Microservices design patterns
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Microservices and .NET Core
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Summary
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Applying Domain-Driven Design Principles
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Applying Domain-Driven Design Principles
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Technical requirements
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Exploring DDD and its significance
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Designing entities and models
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Understanding and using value objects
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Using the aggregate pattern
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Summary
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Synchronous Communication between Microservices
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Synchronous Communication between Microservices
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Technical requirements
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Introduction to synchronous communication
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Implementing HTTP API communication
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Implementing gRPC API communication
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Asynchronous Communication Between Microservices
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Asynchronous Communication Between Microservices
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Technical requirements
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Introducing asynchronous communication
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Strategies for asynchronous services
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Implementing asynchronous communication
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Challenges and possible solutions
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Summary
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Working with the Aggregator Pattern
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Working with the Aggregator Pattern
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Technical requirements
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What is the Aggregator pattern?
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Implementing the Aggregator pattern
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Performance optimization and best practices
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Summary
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Working with the CQRS Pattern
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Working with the CQRS Pattern
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Technical requirements
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Understanding the CQRS pattern
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Implementing the CQRS pattern
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Best practices and recommendations
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Summary
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Applying Event-Sourcing Patterns
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Applying Event-Sourcing Patterns
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Technical requirements
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Understanding events and event sourcing
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Event-sourcing patterns in microservices
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Creating an event store
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Implementing event-sourcing patterns
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Best practices and recommendations
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Database and Storage Design Patterns
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Database and Storage Design Patterns
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Database Design Strategies for Microservices
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Database Design Strategies for Microservices
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Technical requirements
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Exploring database architecture patterns
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Developing a database
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Best practices and recommendations
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Implementing Transactions across Microservices Using the Saga Pattern
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Implementing Transactions across Microservices Using the Saga Pattern
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Exploring the Saga pattern
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Understanding and implementing choreography
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Understanding and implementing orchestration
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Summary
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Resiliency, Security, and Infrastructure Patterns
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Resiliency, Security, and Infrastructure Patterns
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Building Resilient Microservices
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Building Resilient Microservices
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Technical requirements
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Understanding core failure scenarios between microservices
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Implementing fault-handling policies in synchronous communication
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Implementing fault-handling policies in asynchronous communication
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Implementing the API and BFF Gateway Patterns
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Implementing the API and BFF Gateway Patterns
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Technical requirements
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What is an API gateway?
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Implementing an API gateway
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Backend for Frontend pattern
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Security and rate limiting in API gateways
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Micro Frontends — Extending Microservices to the Frontend
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Micro Frontends — Extending Microservices to the Frontend
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Technical requirements
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Introducing micro frontends and their benefits
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Designing and developing micro frontends
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Performance optimization for a smooth user experience
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State management and communication between micro frontends
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Summary
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Securing Microservices
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Securing Microservices
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Technical requirements
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Understanding API security
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Bearer tokens for securing communications
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Using OAuth and OpenID Connect to secure microservices
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Summary
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Cloud Development Strategies
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Cloud Development Strategies
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Container Hosting and Development Patterns
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Container Hosting and Development Patterns
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Technical requirements
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Using containers in development
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Working with Dockerfiles and images
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Understanding container orchestration
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Summary
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Serverless Microservices Development
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Serverless Microservices Development
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Technical requirements
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Introducing serverless architecture
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Designing microservices with serverless in mind
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Building serverless microservices on Microsoft Azure
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Observability and Monitoring with Modern Tools
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Observability and Monitoring with Modern Tools
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Technical requirements
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Implementing structured logging
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Log aggregation and its uses
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Implementing the sidecar pattern
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Using .NET Aspire
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Wrapping It All Up
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Wrapping It All Up
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Developing microservices
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Managing data in distributed applications
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Implementing monitoring and service resilience
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Cloud-based development patterns
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Summary
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Index
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1 Introducing Microservices – the Big Picture

Microservices are featured in every avenue of software development. This software development style has been touted to increase development speed and efficiency and improve software scalability and delivery. Microservices would have you assess that monolith, break it into smaller and more perceivable chunks or services, and develop and maintain the code base per service as independent units.

“Microservices are small, autonomous services that work together”– Sam Newman, Thoughtworks

Traditionally, applications have been developed as a single unit or monolith. All the components are tightly coupled, and a change to one component threatens to have rippling effects on the code base and functionality. This makes long-term maintenance a major concern and can hinder developers from rolling out updates quickly.This development technique is not unique to any stack and has become extremely popular in enterprise application...

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