Kevin Hoffman discusses some of the challenges you may face when you move from “Hello, world” sample services to services solving real problems and explains how to deal with distributed transactions by designing around them with techniques like event sourcing, CQRS, and embracing eventual consistency. Kevin walks you through a suite of services built with ASP.NET Core to illustrate these patterns, including consuming and publishing Kafka events, using Entity Framework Core to materialize views in Postgres, and more.
Kevin Hoffman is a lead engineer for the commercial digital innovation catalyst team at Capital One. Kevin started working on .NET back before the first betas and has spent a good portion of his career building just about every type of .NET application from Windows Phone to ASP.NET and WPF. He’s written over a dozen books on .NET, covering everything from language fundamentals to websites to ecommerce, and spent the last several years working with open source tools and languages and building microservices and cloud native architectures in Java, Scala, and Go. Kevin has recently written books on microservice development in Go and ASP.NET Core.
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