pkg
mrandreyserdyuk/TaskHub.Observability.Metrics.Implementationv2.1.73
.NET 10.0
TaskHub.Shared is a lightweight, modular shared kernel for .NET microservices. Built on DDD and Clean Architecture principles, it provides reusable primitives, CQRS pipelines, observability integrations (OpenTelemetry), and infrastructure adapters (EF Core, Redis, GeoCoding). Perfect for scalable task management systems. Explore modules for consistent cross-service patterns.
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TaskHub.Shared
TaskHub.Shared is a set of small, independent modules that act as the shared foundation for microservices. It provides shared primitives, abstractions, contracts, and infrastructure adapters designed around Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Clean Architecture principles.
Overview
TaskHub.Shared contains the fundamental components and patterns used across all bounded contexts in TaskHub.
Modules
TaskHub.Shared.Primitives — Core value objects, identifiers, and base types shared across all domains.
TaskHub.Shared.Domain — Base entities, aggregates, domain events, and helpers for implementing rich domain models.
TaskHub.Shared.Response — Unified result system (Result, ValueResult<T>, ResultFactory) for consistent success/error handling.
TaskHub.Shared.Commands.Abstractions — Abstractions for the command pipeline (interfaces for command handlers, behaviors, buses).
TaskHub.Shared.Commands.Bus — Default in-process command bus implementation with behavior orchestration (behaviors pipeline, cross-cutting concerns).
TaskHub.Shared.Events.Abstractions — Domain event abstractions for cross-service communication and eventual consistency patterns.
TaskHub.Shared.Persistence.Abstractions — Interfaces for read/write repositories, unit of work, and persistence contracts. TaskHub.Shared.Infrastructure.EfCore — EF Core helpers, base configurations, and interceptors for database integration.
TaskHub.Shared.Redis — Integration with Redis for caching and distributed state management. — Reusable rate-limiting primitives and policies for protecting APIs and internal pipelines.