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Logging Strategies That Scale
Logging is easy when an application is small, but as systems grow, so does the amount of information they generate. Without a sensible strategy, logs can quickly become noisy, expensive and difficult to search. In this article, we look at practical logging strategies for modern .NET applications, covering structured logging, log levels, performance, centralisation and how to make logs genuinely useful when troubleshooting production systems.
Background Services in ASP.NET Core
Background services are an essential part of many ASP.NET Core applications, allowing work to run independently of incoming HTTP requests. From processing queues and sending emails to performing scheduled maintenance, they provide a clean way to handle long-running or recurring tasks. In this article, we’ll explore how background services work, when to use them, and how to build them correctly in ASP.NET Core.
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