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With .NET 6, Microsoft introduced Minimal APIs, a lightweight way to build HTTP APIs with far less ceremony than traditional ASP.NET MVC or Web API. The idea is -
Failures are expected, not exceptional, in distributed systems. Networks break, nodes crash, messages get delayed, and partial failures are inevitable.
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In today’s cloud-first world, developers want to focus more on building features and less on managing servers. This is where Azure App Service comes into play. -
In today’s digital-first world, applications, APIs, cloud platforms, and enterprise systems all rely on one critical question:
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Logging is one of those things every developer knows is important—but often gets ignored until production breaks at 2 AM. Traditional logging (plain text, strin
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In modern software development, writing code that works is not enough. Code must also be readable, reusable, maintainable, and scalable.
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As databases grow, tables can quickly become massive—millions or even billions of rows. Queries slow down, maintenance becomes painful, and backups take longer
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When a database starts slowing down, the first thing experienced developers ask is not “Do we need more servers?” — it’s “Are the indexes right?”
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Queries slow down, maintenance windows stretch, and simple operations like backups or deletes start to hurt.
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Database sharding is one of the most powerful techniques for building highly scalable, high-performance systems.