NET-Microservices-Architecture-for-Containerized-NET-Applications

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Issues with the original HttpClient class available in .NET............................................................................. 298Benefits of using IHttpClientFactory ....................................................................................................................... 299Multiple ways to use IHttpClientFactory ............................................................................................................... 300How to use Typed Clients with IHttpClientFactory ........................................................................................... 300Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 303Implement HTTP call retries with exponential backoff with IHttpClientFactory and Polly policies ... 304Add a jitter strategy to the retry policy ................................................................................................................. 305Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 305Implement the Circuit Breaker pattern ....................................................................................................................... 305Implement Circuit Breaker pattern with IHttpClientFactory and Polly ..................................................... 306Test Http retries and circuit breakers in eShopOnContainers ...................................................................... 307Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 309Health monitoring .............................................................................................................................................................. 309Implement health checks in ASP.NET Core services ........................................................................................ 310Use watchdogs ................................................................................................................................................................ 314Health checks when using orchestrators .............................................................................................................. 316Advanced monitoring: visualization, analysis, and alerts ............................................................................... 316Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 317Make secure .NET Microservices and Web Applications ................................................. 318Implement authentication in .NET microservices and web applications ...................................................... 318Authenticate with ASP.NET Core Identity ............................................................................................................. 319Authenticate with external providers ..................................................................................................................... 321Authenticate with bearer tokens .............................................................................................................................. 322Authenticate with an OpenID Connect or OAuth 2.0 Identity provider ................................................... 323Issue security tokens from an ASP.NET Core service ....................................................................................... 324Consume security tokens ............................................................................................................................................ 325Additional resources .......................................................................................................................................................... 326About authorization in .NET microservices and web applications .................................................................. 327Implement role-based authorization ..................................................................................................................... 327Implement policy-based authorization ................................................................................................................. 328Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 329Store application secrets safely during development .......................................................................................... 329viiiContents
Store secrets in environment variables ................................................................................................................. 330Store secrets with the ASP.NET Core Secret Manager .................................................................................... 330Use Azure Key Vault to protect secrets at production time .............................................................................. 331Additional resources ..................................................................................................................................................... 332.NET Microservices Architecture key takeaways .............................................................. 333ixContents
Page 2 and 3: EDITION v6.0 - Updated to ASP.NET C
Page 4 and 5: The second part of the guide starts
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Page 8 and 9: Manage state and data in Docker app
Page 10 and 11: Simplified workflow when developing
Page 12 and 13: Design a microservice domain model
Page 16 and 17: CHAPTER 1Introduction to Containers
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Page 22 and 23: you can deploy the whole multi-cont
Page 24 and 25: CHAPTER 2Choosing Between .NET 6and
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Page 28 and 29: • ASP.NET Web Forms. This technol
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A microservices-based application i
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Figure 4-15. Anti-patterns and patt
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When a client uses request/response
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Azure Service Bus. In this scenario
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and Query Responsibility Segregatio
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Creating, evolving, and versioning
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consuming the microservices, which
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• Mauro Servienti. The secret of
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Orchestrators managing health and d
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Figure 4-23. A cluster of container
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configuration of popular open-sourc
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For more implementation information
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Additional resources• Visual Stud
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Step 1. Start coding and create you
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Figure 5-3. Enabling Docker Support
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• Build your own image. In the of
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• Line #5: Begin a new stage with
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Step 3. Create your custom Docker i
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- sqldatasqldata:image: mcr.microso
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Option A: Running a single-containe
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Additional resources• Deploy an A
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Figure 5-15. Simplified workflow wh
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CHAPTER 5Designing and DevelopingMu
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In this approach, each service (con
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Data sovereignty per microserviceIn
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Yet another drawback with this dire
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• Traditional N-Layered.• Domai
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Figure 6-5. Simple data-driven/CRUD
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Figure 6-7. Dependencies in a simpl
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Within the DbContext, you use the O
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});});// Changing default behavior
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Query string and URI versioning are
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Swashbuckle automatically generates
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Figure 6-9. Swashbuckle UI testing
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Basically, you define each of the c
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depends_on:- sqldataThis containeri
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Overriding the base docker-compose
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image: eshop/webmvc:${TAG:-latest}b
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webmvc:environment:- ASPNETCORE_ENV
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A Dockerfile like this will work. H
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environments so that you can easily
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pod}}}}return host;The following co
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You can directly run a Docker Redis
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you can research the forked eShopOn
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In Figure 6-20, you can see an abst
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Figure 6-21. RabbitMQ implementatio
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Each event type has a related chann
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}// ...In this case, since the orig
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• Publish the integration event r
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if (catalogItem == null) return Not
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The event handler needs to verify w
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Deduplicating messages when using R
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• Service tests. These tests ensu
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• Unit testing in .NET using dotn
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redis.data:ports:- "6379:6379"rabbi
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SignalR is one example of an artifa
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}finally{// Wait until the task com
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for these scenarios, like Azure Fun
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Sample microservices/containers to
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ports:- "5101:80" # Important: In a
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You install Ocelot and its dependen
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The main functionality of an Ocelot
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build:context: .dockerfile: src/Api
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Figure 6-36. Direct access to a mic
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Figure 6-39. Position of the Identi
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}}}//...Then, you also need to set
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exposes just a few services or endp
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Figure 7-1. External microservice a
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CQS is a simple concept: it is abou
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Therefore, you could use a differen
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definitions query the database and
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In the following image, you can see
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Layers in DDD microservicesMost ent
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Also, this aspect does not mean you
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The Domain Entity patternEntities r
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• Martin Fowler. The Anemic Domai
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Figure 7-9. Example of aggregates w
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Figure 7-10. Domain model structure
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Address = address;}// ...Additional
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Additionally, if there are differen
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The custom Entity base classThe fol
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Order Add(Order order);void Update(
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constructed, you must provide the r
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It could be argued that value objec
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}modelBuilder.ApplyConfiguration(ne
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• No inheritance-mapping support
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You can use this class as a type in
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for entity validation in EF Core (n
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because if you have a client applic
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Domain events versus integration ev
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As shown in Figure 7-15, starting f
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However, when the domain events cla
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Vaughn Vernon says the following in
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In code, you first need to register
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The reference app uses MediatR to p
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object (as in EF when using the DbC
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Infrastructure in Entity Framework
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}get{}return _context;public BuyerR
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In short, custom repositories allow
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Fluent API and the OnModelCreating
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EF Core supports HiLo with the UseH
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}// return the result of the query
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worldwide, single-digit millisecond
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The ideal and more straightforward
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• Inversion of Control Containers
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foreach (var item in message.OrderI
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In the example code, the abstractio
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data, and no behavior. The command
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IIdentityService identityService,IL
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CHAPTER 7Implement resilientapplica
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Figure 8-2. The impact of having an
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certain failure scenarios faster th
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// Save product's data and publish
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available under heavy loads. That i
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In the above image, a ClientService
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A Typed Client is effectively a tra
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Add a jitter strategy to the retry
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In the code example above, the circ
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on. (Business message due to Circui
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In the previous code, the services.
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Figure 8-7. Custom Health Checks im
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Fortunately, AspNetCore.Diagnostics
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You can use simple custom applicati
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Directory or a dedicated authentica
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Authenticate with external provider
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To enable token authentication, ASP
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}services.AddSingleton<IClientStore
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About authorization in .NET microse
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The second AddPolicy call demonstra
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<PropertyGroup><UserSecretsId>Uniqu
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