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Articles tagged with #distributed-systems
If you run message-based .NET systems, the biggest architectural decision of 2026 is not a new pattern - it is a license. The MassTransit commercial license arrived with v9, and the framework that qui
When your .NET system outgrows a single process and you need stateful, distributed behaviour that scales across nodes, two Microsoft-backed runtimes tend to surface at the same time: Orleans and Dapr.
Choosing the right message broker is one of those architectural decisions that's easy to get wrong and expensive to change later. In the .NET ecosystem, three names dominate the conversation: RabbitMQ
Traces, Metrics, Logs, Exporters and Instrumentation — Everything a .NET developer needs to understand and implement OpenTelemetry in ASP.NET Core.
If you are preparing for a senior .NET developer role in 2026, microservices architecture is no longer optional knowledge - it is table stakes. Interviewers at product companies and enterprise shops a
Distributed locking is a foundational pattern for building reliable concurrent systems in .NET. When multiple processes or services need to coordinate access to a shared resource — whether it's a cach
