alex289/CleanArchitecture

This is a .NET-based backend system implementing a clean architecture for managing users and tenants. It provides REST and gRPC APIs for creating, updating, and retrieving these entities, alongside background services for user inactivity tracking. The system supports complex querying with pagination, sorting, and search, while maintaining data integrity through event sourcing and domain-driven design principles.

This period focused on implementing core domain features for user and tenant management, including CRUD operations, authentication, and gRPC services. The work involved building out the application and infrastructure layers to support these entities, alongside comprehensive integration and unit testing. The release also modernized the stack with .NET 10 and Aspire.

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The project introduced .NET Aspire to streamline local development by orchestrating SQL Server, Redis, and RabbitMQ services with built-in observability and health checks. Concurrently, the codebase expanded its integration test coverage by implementing a robust test container infrastructure and specific tests for Redis caching.

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