دانلود کتاب میکروسرویس‌های حرفه‌ای در NET 10.

The microservices architecture is multifaceted and complex. Chapter 1 covers many of the subjects involved in this architecture style. Chapter 2 introduces other software patterns besides microservices. After all, microservices isn’t the right solution for every software problem. In Chapter 3, we use a ictional story to help convey the purpose of breaking apart a monolithic application to a microservices architecture. We cover using Event Storming and Domain-Driven Design tenants to help understand existing business processes to determine where and why to create a microservice. In Chapter 4, we look at existing ASP.NET hosting options and new features in .NET 10. In Chapter 5, we cover direct communication with microservices using HTTP and gRPC. This chapter is also where you begin creating microservices using Visual Studio 2025 with C# and .NET 10. Chapter 6 covers asynchronous messaging communication through an enterprise service bus. Chapter 7 covers breaking apart data from a centralized data store to distributed data stores. We also cover Saga patterns for handling transactions across multiple systems. In Chapter 8, we cover testing the microservices including both unit testing and integration testing using ASP.NET. We also cover testing the microservices that communicate using messaging. You will create the test projects for both communication styles. Chapter 9 covers containerizing microservices in Docker containers using both a Dockerile and via new .NET 10 SDK commands. Then we’ll deploy the microservices to various Azure services including Kubernetes. We then discuss reverse proxy options including YARP to avoid complex multidomain setup. In Chapter 10, we cover health concerns for microservices using OpenTelemetry, the industry standard mechanism for harvesting logs, traces, and metrics from microservices and other cloud infrastructure. We cover creating custom logs, traces, and metrics in ASP.NET microservices. You’ll learn how to use Aspire for local development and how to use Azure Application Insights in production to ensure microservices are performant and functioning correctly.