In this blog post will learn about Rate Limiting and how we can implement it in Asp.net Core Minimal API. Rate Limiting What is it? Rate limiting is the process of limiting how much a resource can be accessed. In the APIs environment, we can define a...
Caching provides a better customer experience and makes applications performant and scalable. If the result (query, page, etc.) is cached, the next time the same request comes, the cached data can be fetched instead of processing the request again. T...
Background tasks are services that aren’t meant to execute during a regular flow of a typical application, such as sending email confirmations or updating the database with new data. These tasks are not meant to interact with the customers or process...
This article describes logging in Asp.Net Core Minimal APIs. Logging Logging is a means of tracking events that happen when some software runs. Logging is important for software developing, debugging, and running. .NET supports a logging API that wor...
API Versioning API versioning is the practice of managing changes to an API without breaking the client’s applications when new versions are developed. Versioning is an integral part of the API design. A good API versioning strategy communicates the ...
In this article I created a custom middleware for securing an Api. For this one let's change the implementation using a custom authentication handler. Authentication Authentication is the process that helps identify who are the users. The API authent...
