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Category: Architectural

Overcoming Event Size Limits with the Conditional Claim-Check Pattern in Event-Driven Architectures

In today’s technological age, we typically build our application solutions on event-driven architecture in order to make them as scalable, resilient, and flexible as possible. While event-driven architecture sounds good, it also brings along many complexities and limitations. In my previous articles, I also tried…

Building Microservices by Using Dapr and .NET with Minimum Effort – 01

As we know, technology and our habits are constantly changing day by day. Especially after the pandemic, the trend towards digitalization and technology has increased considerably. Due to these changes, we as developers, also pay attention that the applications we develop are portable and scalable…

High-Performance, Stream-Based Communication Between Services with NET 5 and gRPC

Due to the needs of today’s technology age, we are trying to develop our applications using microservice architecture that met the scale demands. Also about the communication between distributed services, we are performing it with REST (HTTP JSON) approach at many points. In this article,…

Increasing Performance and High Availability of Web Apps with Azure Front Door Service

If we are developing a global(multi-region) web application on the cloud and also want the application should have better performance, scalable and highly available, so we need a good application entry point. In this context, Azure Front Door Service, is a web application entry point…