madslundt/NetCoreMicroservicesSample

This system is a .NET Core 3.1-based microservices architecture for managing movies, users, and reviews. It employs an event-driven design using CQRS and MediatR, with each service exposing RESTful APIs through an Ocelot API Gateway. The infrastructure supports pluggable backends for event sourcing, message brokering (RabbitMQ, Kafka, or Dapr), and persistence (SQL Server, MongoDB), ensuring loose coupling and scalability.

This period focused on establishing the foundational infrastructure for the Users Service, including the implementation of the service itself and shared components like the Events project. Significant effort was also directed towards standardizing the application's architecture through centralized logging, service discovery with Consul, and an outbox pattern for reliable messaging.

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This period focused on establishing a robust event-driven infrastructure, implementing CQRS and event sourcing patterns using MediatR and a pluggable event store. Concurrently, the team built out the initial versions of the Movies and Reviews microservices, integrating them with various message brokers and persistence backends.

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