Config as Code (CaC)
Out of all the 12 Factor App principles I struggle with Store config in the environment the most and I can see the principle is giving other teams… Read More »Config as Code (CaC)
Edward Goslin
Agile Sprints or Mini Waterfalls?
I think over the last couple of months I have had engagements with a similar setup. Their release pain is that they can’t release their… Read More »Agile Sprints or Mini Waterfalls?
Oopps . . . . I have built a Distributed Monolith
Recently I have been deep diving into other peoples code to help establish the pain points they have been having on a daily basis. Often… Read More »Oopps . . . . I have built a Distributed Monolith
Applying Caching to your API – Part 2
In my previous post I talk about the general overview of caching with Microservices and their Client. In this post I explore how the Api,… Read More »Applying Caching to your API – Part 2
Applying Caching to your API – Part 1
In modern software architecture where applications are distributed on the cloud we will often see challenges in performance. Traditionally we used to build monolithic applications… Read More »Applying Caching to your API – Part 1
ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 3
Working with Visual Studio Database Projects and Deploying a Dacpac Microsoft doesn’t want you to use the Visual Studio Database Project anymore. They want you… Read More »ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 3
ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 2
Enabling Entity Framework Core In Memory Database In Part 1 I setup my application to work with Specflow. However there is a dependency on my… Read More »ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 2
ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 1
Enabling Specflow to work with our System Under Test I have been a big champion of TDD and Unit Testing over the years but now… Read More »ASP.Net CORE 3 and Specflow – Part 1
ASP.Net Core and Brotli Compression
When looking at performance often the size of the payload will come up. In the past I have looked at different messaging formats instead of… Read More »ASP.Net Core and Brotli Compression
ASP.NET Core and Non-standard Reverse Proxy Headers
While working on a project using ASP Core on OpenShift one issue that arose was the use of a reverse proxy using non-standard headers. A… Read More »ASP.NET Core and Non-standard Reverse Proxy Headers