Nowadays, everyone wants to get started building Microservices. Even though, the first rule of object distribution is : don’t do object distribution. I think this translates to Microservices, too.

In this article you can learn how you can combine SignalR and RabbitMQ to build real-time server-client communication.

This article shows how to persist access tokens for a trusted ASP.NET Core application which needs to access secure APIs. These tokens which are persisted are not meant for public clients but are used for the service to service communication.

For building Microservices, you are going to need an API Gateway. Check out this article for more details on how to implement a gateway using Ocelot