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Surging is a micro-service engine that provides a lightweight, high-performance, modular RPC request pipeline. support Event-based Asynchronous Pattern and reactive programming ,The service engine supports http, TCP, WS,Grpc, Thrift,Mqtt, UDP, and DNS protocols. It uses ZooKeeper and Consul as a registry, and integrates it. Hash, random, polling, Fair Polling as a load balancing algorithm, built-in service governance to ensure reliable RPC communication, the engine contains Diagnostic, link tracking for protocol and middleware calls, and integration SkyWalking Distributed APM

  • Updated May 16, 2022
  • C#
LiteXCache

LiteXCache is simple yet powerful and very high performance cache mechanism and incorporating both synchronous and asynchronous usage with some advanced usages of caching which can help us to handle caching more easier!

  • Updated May 17, 2022

Medusa is a website that publishes book reviews. It has two panels: Manager and presentation. Book review is published and categorized from the admin panel. In the presentation panel, you can filter and add comments on book reviews. Admin can edit categories and reviews, delete and add a new one.

  • Updated Feb 19, 2021
  • JavaScript

This project presents a Visual Studio solution including a simple demo ASP.Net Web API Basic Authentication Service Application and a “Tester” Client (Windows Form Application) that allows the user to test the Web API with CRUD operations (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) that service design requires authentication (except the Get). In addition to demonstrating standard CRUD capabilities, the Web API service implements a .Net Memory Cache (MemoryCache) and custom username and password validator. Passwords are stored securely using Password-Based Key Derivation Function PBKD cryptology. The client “tester” windows form application is not intended as a UX/UI demo but used to test and verify that the backend authentication service allows the user to register with a username and password and verify the Web API CRUD functions based on basic authentication scheme. Lastly, the project is shown in the demo section with a video and screen captures. Note: Every Web API Authentication service should use secure transport. For brevity, this demo project does not implement or discuss the complicated detail nature of SSL/TLS.

  • Updated Mar 4, 2020
  • JavaScript

This project presents a Visual Studio solution including a simple demo ASP.Net Web API Service Application and a “Tester” Client (Windows Form Application) that allows the user to test the Web API with CRUD operations (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE). In addition to demonstrating standard CRUD capabilities, the Web API service implements a .Net Memory Cache (MemoryCache). The client “tester” application also allows the user to verify that the memory cache is implemented correctly and expiring per the set policy. Discussion of the memory cache implementation may help the reader with tips to understand, correctly implement, and verify the cache is expiring. Lastly, the project is shown in the demo section with a video and screen captures.

  • Updated Jan 9, 2020
  • JavaScript

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