In the previous post, being sort of a teaser, I made a brief introduction to DShop project, as well as the idea behind the overall course. Starting from now on, we’ll focus on the fundamental parts of DShop, including the theory behind a particular concept, its possible solutions, and eventually an implementation.
It’s been a while since I published the latest article, but it’s high time to finally get into the topic of microservices for real. Does open source, .NET Core, distributed system, Docker and other cool words sound good to you? If that’s the case, stick with me and let me guide you through the world (or at least part of it) of microservices. This is going to be the very first article (an introduction) of the upcoming series.