MarsonShine/MS.Microservice

This system is a .NET 10 microservice framework that provides a modular architecture for building distributed applications. It offers a comprehensive set of reusable components including a provider-agnostic AI abstraction layer, event-driven messaging with Wolverine, and dual persistence support for Entity Framework Core and SqlSugar. The framework also includes robust infrastructure for logging, caching, feature toggling, and security, all structured to enforce clean architecture boundaries.

This period marks the initial creation of a .NET 10 microservice framework, establishing the core architecture, domain models, and infrastructure layers. The work focuses on implementing foundational features such as caching, event sourcing, and authentication, while migrating messaging from MediatR to Wolverine.

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This period focused on expanding the microservice core with robust infrastructure components, including an event bus, background services, and HTTP client utilities. The work also introduced resilience patterns like retry logic and singleflight concurrency control, alongside enhanced security features such as automatic request decryption and OpenTelemetry tracing.

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This period focused on establishing a functional programming core and refactoring application services to use composable pipelines for structured error handling. Simultaneously, the codebase expanded its modular architecture by introducing AI capabilities, event sourcing with PostgreSQL, and multi-database persistence support with sharding.

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