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In business applications, background occupations are typical. An application could have to handle uploaded documents, send hundreds of emails, provide reports, synchronize customer information, or update other systems. It is seldom a smart idea to carry out all of this work within one HTTP request. In addition to consuming request-handling resources and increasing response times, …

A code modification may increase functionality at the expense of an application’s speed. Response times may rise without any evident issues due to a new database query, an extra API call, a more complicated computation, or an unneeded object creation. During development, these performance regressions are not always apparent. When hundreds of requests pour in …

Have you ever gotten a bug report stating that an API is responding slowly, but you are unable to identify the cause of the delay? Before providing a response, the request may take some time to run application code, wait for a database query, call another API, or process data. You cannot determine which component …

Seldom do applications operate alone. To fulfilll a request, an ASP.NET Core API may contact an identity provider, an inventory service, a payment gateway, or another internal API. The reliability of integration tests may be compromised by these additional dependencies. If an external system produces different data than anticipated, a network connection times out, or …

Real-world applications frequently need more precise control, even while Role-Based Authorization manages broad access levels like Admin or User. What happens if access is contingent on a number of factors, such as the user’s age, location, or ownership of the particular resource they are attempting to modify? ASP.NET Core offers Policy-Based Authorization for these complex …

Lifetime selection Singleton, Scoped, or Transient usually receives the most attention when examining Dependency Injection configurations. Alongside it comes a less noticeable but no less significant detail: whether the registration registers a concrete class independently or translates an interface to an implementation. Although this decision seldom results in an obvious flaw, it may have a …