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💎 A collection of awesome training series, articles, videos, books, courses, sample projects, and tools for Microservices in .NET
- microservice
- microservices
- microservices-architecture
- microservice-architecture
A full-stack .NET microservices build on Dapr and Tye
Full-stack .Net 10 Clean Architecture (Microservices, Modular Monolith, Monolith), Blazor, Angular 22, React 19, Vue 3.5, BFF with YARP, NextJs 16, Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, SOLID, Asp.Net Core Identity Custom Storage, OpenID Connect, EF Core, OpenTelemetry, SignalR, Background Services, Health Checks, Rate Limiting, Clouds (Azure, AWS, GCP), ...
Curated List of Privacy Respecting Services and Software
- privacy
- curated-list
- self-hosted
- security
Very simplified insurance sales system made in a microservices architecture using .NET Core
- netcore
- dotnet-core
- microservices
- insurance
Rust projects here are easy to use. There are blog posts for them also.
- rust-frontend
- rust-chat
- rust-yew
- fullstack-rust
A curated list of software, services, and resources to create and distribute music
Open Source Lightweight Microservices Architecture for the Internet of Things. For developers.
- iot
- lelylan
- microservice
- architecture
🕸 Yet Another .NET Clean Architecture, but for Microservices project. It uses Minimal Clean Architecture with DDD-lite, CQRS-lite, and just enough Cloud-native patterns apply on the simple eCommerce sample and run on Tye with Dapr extension 🍻
- ddd
- ddd-architecture
- ddd-patterns
- clean-architecture
A list of helpful Angular interview questions you can use to interview potential candidates, test yourself or completely ignore.
- angular-interview-questions
- angular
- interview-questions
- animations-questions
Vert.x Blueprint Project - Micro-Shop microservice application
- microservice
- vertx
- event-driven-microservices
- event-sourcing
Task management system based on .NET 8 with Microservices, DDD, CQRS, Event Sourcing and Testing Concepts
Best Current Practices regarding secure online communication and configuration of services using cryptography.
- cryptography
- applied-cryptography
- documentation
- best-practices
A state-of-the-art distributed system using Reactive DDD as uncertainty modeling, Event Storming as subdomain decomposition, Event Sourcing as an eventual persistence mechanism, CQRS, Async Projections, Microservices for individual deployable units, Event-driven Architecture for efficient integration, and Clean Architecture as domain-centric design
- cqrs
- ddd
- clean-architecture
- event-sourcing
A curated list of resources to help you with ArcGIS development, APIs, SDKs, tools, and location services
- arcgis
- arcgis-apis
- developer-experience
- developers
EventStorming workshop, this is a hands-on workshop. Contains such topics: DDD, Event storming, Specification by example. Including the AWS product : Serverless Lambda , DynamoDB, Fargate, CloudWatch.
- aws
- eventstorming
- ddd
- serverless
Fork of dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers in full DDD/CQRS design using my own patterns
- ddd
- domain-driven-design
- nservicebus
- eventstore
✨ A compilation of suggested tools/services for each component in a detection and response pipeline, along with real-world examples. The purpose is to create a reference hub for designing effective threat detection and response pipelines. 👷 🏗
A full-stack .NET microservices build on Dapr and Tye
- dotnet-core
- graphql
- mediatr
- clean-architecture
Implementation of basic Todo app via tastejs/todomvc in C#/Typescript with eventsourcing, cqrs, and domain driven design
- ddd
- domain-driven-design
- nservicebus
- eventstore
Collection of open-source tools for debugging, benchmarking, load and stress testing your code or services.
- load-testing
- performance-testing
- stress-testing
- benchmarking
Learn Clean Architecture with .NET Core 3.0 :fire:
- solid
- ddd
- clean-architecture
- clean-code
Node-RED labs on the use of the Watson Developer Cloud services