How To Building Microservices with ASP.NET Core
ReviewCoreASPHosting.NET | Best and cheap ASP.NET Core hosting. There are several reasons why it makes sense to build super-lightweight HTTP services (or, despite all the baggage the word brings, “microservices”). I do not need to go into all the operational or architectural benefits of such approach to system development, as it has been discussed a lot elsewhere.
It feels natural that when building such HTTP services, it definitely makes sense to keep the footprint of the technology you chose as small as possible, not to mention the size of the codebase you should maintain long term.
In this point I wanted to show a couple of techniques for building very lightweight HTTP services on top ASP.NET Core, without the use of any framework, and with minimal code bloat.Prerequisites
What I’ll be discussing in this article is based on ASP.NET Core 1.2 packages which at the time of writing have not shipped yet.
I am using the CI feed of ASP.NET Core, so my Nuget.config...