Part of the series: Logging and Debugging High Throughput Services For a little more of the background behind this, check out the series landing page. The short of it is we have a payment gateway service that is made up of a bunch of Windows Services, mostly WCF but some WebAPI in the mix. Six […]
At the height of the WCF (Windows Communication Foundation)/SOA (service-oriented architecture) era I took a job working on a payment processing gateway that would eventually grow to handle tens of millions of transactions a day, conservatively. It was deployed as a bunch of Windows Services in the self-hosted WCF style. To protect our customers (and […]
A while back I was porting a .NET Framework web service to .NET Core. This particular service has one API it exposes with two calls. Not a whole lot of logic, but what this little service does is make a whole bunch of calls to other services. The main one does a bunch of parallel […]
Part of the series: Fun with System.Text.Json The other day I was porting some code to .NET Core that is responsible for consuming the IP addresses sent to our service as part of the X-Forwarded-For Http header. That in and of itself was a pretty interesting adventure, one which I should probably write-up for some […]
Part of the series: Fun with System.Text.Json Update: PushStreamContent & JsonContent are now available in the Macross.Json.Extensions NuGet package. Update (3): .NET 5 shipped with a proper version of JsonContent so it will be removed from the next major release of Macross.Json.Extensions. That will be a breaking change for those of you using it but I […]