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Articles tagged with #background-services
Background services are a fixture in any production ASP.NET Core system — processing queues, sending notifications, running cleanup jobs, syncing data from external systems. They look simple from the
OperationCanceledException is one of the most misunderstood exceptions in ASP.NET Core APIs. It fires constantly in production — almost always for a perfectly valid reason — yet most teams either log
Every ASP.NET Core team hits this at some point in production: a spike in traffic, a background job that fires under load, or a refactor that introduces parallel awaits — and suddenly the logs light u
When .NET teams need to move data between producers and consumers inside the same process, three libraries keep coming up: System.Threading.Channels, TPL Dataflow, and Rx.NET (Reactive Extensions). Ea
Enterprise .NET teams eventually hit a wall when trying to decide where background work actually belongs. Should you reach for IHostedService directly? Extend BackgroundService? Or spin up a standalon
