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Book SynopsisMicroservices are responsible for very tightly focused capabilities that are part of a more complex server-side software system. Microservices, when done well, are malleable, scalable, resilient, and allow a short lead time from start of implementation to deployment to production. When using microservices, the need for the technology to be lightweight and low ceremony grows, because creating new microservices needs to be quick and easy. OWIN is great for reuse of plumbing code and a lightweight web framework, like Nancy, is ideal. Microservices in .NET teaches readers how to build and deploy secure and operations-friendly microservices using Nancy. The book starts with an introduction to the microservices architectural style. Next, readers learn important practical aspects of developing microservices from simple core concepts to more sophisticated. Throughout the book, readers will see many code examples implementing it with lightweight .NET technologies—most prominently Nancy. By the end, they’ll be able to quickly and easily build reliable and operations-friendly microservices using Nancy, OWIN and other open technologies. Key Features: • Teaches practical aspects of developing microservices • Full of .NET code examples • Goes from simple core concepts through sophisticated ideas • Easily build reliable and operations-friendly microservices AUDIENCE This book is written for C# developers. No previous experience with microservices is required. ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY Microservices are responsible for very tightly focused capabilities that are part of a more complex server-side software system. Microservices are malleable, scalable, resilient, and allow a short lead time from start of implementation to deployment to production.
