This article focuses on the sharding approach of building a .NET multi-tenant application using the AuthPermissions.AspNetCore … Continue reading The (long) journey to a better sharding multi-tenant application
The AuthPermissions.AspNetCore library, referred to as AuthP library, provides enhanced Roles authentication and multi-tenant services to … Continue reading Using custom databases with the AuthP library – Part1: normal apps
This article is about a pattern / library that allows you to create methods that can … Continue reading A pattern / library for methods that return a status, including localization
The last article covered why I added extra features to the .NET support of multiple languages … Continue reading Applying an improved multiple languages library to .NET applications
One of users of my AuthPermissions.AspNetCore library (shortened to AuthP in this article) asked for support … Continue reading Improving the support of multiple languages in .NET applications
An ASP.NET Core application uses claims to hold the logged-in user’s authentication and authorization data. These … Continue reading ASP.NET Core: Three(+1) ways to refresh the claims of a logged-in user
If you have an e-commerce or business web app used by lots of users, then you … Continue reading How to take an ASP.NET Core web site “Down for maintenance”
This article describes a way to create a database using ASP.NET Core appsettings.json configuration feature. The … Continue reading How to turn an ASP.NET Core appsettings.json file into a fast-read database
This article described a .NET distributed cache library called Net.DistributedFileStoreCache (referred to as FileStore cache in … Continue reading A .NET distributed cache with a ~25 nanosecond read time!
The AuthPermissions.AspNetCore library (shortened to AuthP in this article) provides various features that can help you … Continue reading Three ways to securely add new users to an application using the AuthP library
