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Articles tagged with #background-jobs
Every .NET team eventually needs to run work outside the request cycle: send the welcome email, generate the invoice PDF, push the webhook, re-index the search document. The default instinct is to rea
Hangfire recurring jobs stopping silently in production is one of those issues that looks mysterious until you have seen the same failure pattern a few times. The scheduler appears healthy in the dash
BackgroundService is one of the most useful primitives in ASP.NET Core — and one of the most quietly dangerous. It runs outside the HTTP request pipeline, holds no implicit scope, and fails in ways th
Every enterprise API team eventually builds an endpoint that does too much — a report that takes 30 seconds, an image processing pipeline, a batch job triggered by an external system. Synchronous HTTP
In modern .NET systems, background job processing is no longer a “nice to have.” It is core infrastructure for billing cycles, notifications, data sync, report generation, cleanup pipelines, and event
