Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Design Patterns
The section below documents some common Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) that can be used across different vendor platforms. The EIPs are considered industry best practices, they have been peer-reviewed by…
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Summary This page documents a list of Application Architectures. The page is a work-in-progress but should serve as a reference for design techniques that exist to solve problems. This page…
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To recreate this Node.js WebSocket server setup in a .NET Azure Function, we’ll adapt the logic into a C# Azure Function that supports WebSocket-style communication and command execution. However, note…
Now, what is this “Detour” pattern all about? It’s essentially a rerouting exercise, not unlike the way you’d avoid a construction zone on your daily commute. In Azure terms, it’s…
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Here is a collection of API design guidelines that I've curated over the last two years working on a data-intensive Payment Gateway with the folks over at Stripe.
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Summary When building an organisation around Microsoft Power Platform you need to be ruthless. You need to implement strong governance and controls before it becomes a chaotic mess. I've implemented…
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Right, let’s dive into the world of Durable Subscribers and how they help us avoid losing messages like forgotten emails in an overloaded inbox. Picture this scenario: you’ve got a…
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Let’s kick things off with a quick overview in code. Event Sourcing isn’t as complex as it sounds. Imagine capturing every change to your system as a distinct event. You…
Post by: syed hussain in All Application Design Patterns C#
This tutorial walks you through creating a microservices-based architecture using Dapr and C#. We'll build 5 microservices that work together to process a customer form submission. Dapr will handle service…
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Leadership is messy, whether it’s among humans or machines. The only difference is that machines, particularly in distributed systems, don’t bring ego into it. They just want a fair, reliable…
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Alright, let’s get into the Circuit Breaker pattern—an absolute must-have when you’re dealing with distributed systems or any scenario where the flow of messages between systems can, at times, become…
Post by: syed hussain in All Application Design Patterns Integration Design Patterns Microsoft Azure
A Service Mesh is an infrastructure layer built into an application that facilitates service-to-service communication in a microservices architecture. It provides features like load balancing, service discovery, encryption, authentication, authorization,…