meysamhadeli/booking-modular-monolith
This system is a modular monolith for managing flight, aircraft, and passenger data, built on .NET 10 with Aspire for local development and observability. It implements a CQRS architecture using MediatR, separating write models via Entity Framework Core/PostgreSQL from read models in MongoDB. The application exposes public APIs and gRPC services to handle core domain logic, while enforcing code quality and commit standards through Husky and Commitlint.
59.4
Adequate · 3 August 2026
13k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
1
bus factor · 4 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2022 · .NET 10 and Aspire migration
The project upgraded its target framework to .NET 10 and integrated Aspire for observability and hosting. This period established a modular monolith architecture by introducing CQRS, event sourcing, and shared infrastructure components within the BuildingBlocks layer.
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2025 · CQRS and module implementation
This period focused on implementing core domain modules for Flight, Passenger, and Booking, utilizing a CQRS architecture with separate write and read models. The work included establishing gRPC clients, database configurations, and comprehensive test coverage, while also enforcing code quality standards through Husky and commit linting.
7 changes
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