The second letter in the Hebrew alphabet is the ב bet/beit. Its meaning is "house". In the ancient pictographic Hebrew it was a symbol resembling a tent on a landscape.
Note: Pre-release packages are distributed via feedz.io.
This project contains a number of libraries to satisfy the needs of Microservices development in Kubernetes environment.
The bedrock for this project's Resilience is based on Polly policy libraries.
This library provides with a configurational Resilience framework for HttpClientFactory.
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Bet.Extensions.Resilience.Abstractions- the foundation library for Resilience policies.Bet.Extensions.Resilience.Http- provides with base Policy Shapes forHttpClient.Bet.Extensions.Resilience.Data.SqlClient- provides with base SQL specific Policy Shapes.
Bet.Extensions.Hosting.Resilience- Registering for Generic Host Policies with DI andIPolicyRegistry<string>Bet.AspNetCore.Hosting.Resilience- Registering for AspNetCore Host Policies with DI andIPolicyRegistry<string>
Bet.Extensions.Http.MessageHandlers.AbstractionsBet.Extensions.Http.MessageHandlers- Timeout, Authorization
This project supports:
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VSCode Remote Development in Dev Docker Container (Make sure that debugging of the app is used to run the application.)
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Visual Studio.NET Docker
To get an ip address of the running docker container:
hostname -IThis repo is utilizing King David Consulting LLC Docker Images:
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kdcllc/dotnet-sdk:3.1: - the docker image for templated
DotNetCorebuild of the sample web application. -
kdcllc/dotnet-sdk-vscode:3.1: the docker image for the Visual Studio Code In container development.
System.Net.Http.HttpRequestOut.Start System.Net.Http.Request System.Net.Http.HttpRequestOut.Stop System.Net.Http.Response