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Microservices Communication in .NET Using gRPC
(Englisch)
A practical guide for .NET developers to build efficient communication mechanism for distributed apps
Sazanavets, Fiodar

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This book shows you how to use the fundamental components of gRPC on .NET. In addition to covering the core technical functionality of gRPC, the book also explains best practices for using it optimally.

Über den Autor

Fiodar Sazanavets is an experienced lead software developer. His main areas of expertise are ASP.NET, SQL Server, Azure, Docker, Internet of Things, microservices architecture, and various frontend technologies. Fiodar built his software engineering experience while working in a variety of industries, including water engineering, financial, railway, and defense. He has played a leading role in various projects and, as well as writing software, his duties have included performing architectural tasks. Fiodar is passionate about teaching other people programming skills. He has published a number of programming courses on various online platforms. Fiodar regularly writes about software development on his personal website, scientificprogrammer.net.


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Learn how to implement gRPC on the .NET platform step by step and cover how to use gRPC on .NET, including fundamentals, use cases, and best practicesnnnKey Features:Explore all aspects of gRPC implementation on .NET, from the most basic features to advanced onesnDiscover best practices for using gRPC to make sure that your applications are as efficient and as scalable as possiblenIdentify when gRPC is the best tool for the job and when it isn'tnnnnnBook Deillegalscription:nExplore gRPC's capabilities for faster communication between your microservices using the HTTP/2 protocol in this practical guide that shows you how to implement gRPC on the .NET platform.ngRPC is one of the most efficient protocols for communication between microservices that is also relatively easy to implement. However, its official documentation is often fragmented and.NET developers might find it difficult to recognize the best way to map between C# data types and fields in gRPC messages. This book will address these concerns and much more. Starting with the fundamentals of gRPC, you'll discover how to use it inside .NET apps. You'll explore best practices for performance and focus on scaling a gRPC app. Once you're familiar with the inner workings of the different call types that gRPC supports, you'll advance to learning how to secure your gRPC endpoints by applying authentication and authorization.nWith detailed explanations, this gRPC .NET book will show you how the Protobuf protocol allows you to send messages efficiently by including only the necessary data. You'll never get confused again while translating between C# data types and the ones available in Protobuf.nBy the end of the book, you'll have gained practical gRPC knowledge and be able to use it in .NET apps to enable direct communication between microservices.nnnWhat You Will Learn:Get to grips with the fundamentals of gRPC and ProtobufnDebug gRPC components inside a .NET application to locate and fix errorsnUnderstand gRPC best practices, such as performance enhancementnEffectively translate between gRPC and native C# code by applying well-known typesnSecure gRPC communication inside a .NET applicationnDiscover how to monitor gRPC on .NET by applying logging and metricsnnnnnWho this book is for:nThis book is for NET developers who are working with microservices and are looking for efficient solutions to facilitate communication between services using gRPC. Anyone who is familiar with microservices architecture and has knowledge of the fundamentals of .NET Core, but not necessarily of gRPC, will also find this book useful.



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