Implementing Microservices with .NET
In Chapter 11, Applying a Microservice Architecture to Your Enterprise Application, you learned the theory and basic concepts of microservices. In this chapter, you will learn how to put into practice those general concepts and tools to implement microservices in .NET. This way, you will have a practical understanding of how high-level architectural decisions translate into concrete .NET code.
The focus of this chapter is on worker microservices; that is, microservices that are not part of the public interface of your application. Other kinds of microservices will be focused on in other chapters. Worker microservices process jobs that are not connected to a specific user. They somehow prepare the data that will be used by frontend microservices to satisfy all user requests. They are the assembly line of each application, so their design priorities are efficiency in both communication and local processing, together with protocols that ensure...
