In this article, Aram Koukia explains how to implement a set of simple Microservices considering the architecture recommended in the previous post. He uses C# and Asp.Net Web API, along with Redis, RabbitMQ, and EventStore. Koukia provides instructions for installing and configuring Redis and RabbitMQ, and he uses StackExchange.Redis and EasyNetQ libraries as Redis and RabbitMQ clients, respectively. Additionally, Koukia uses EventStore to keep the event history used by the Domain Microservice. Overall, Koukias article provides readers with practical guidance on implementing simple Microservices. This article is the second part of Koukias Microservices implementation journey; you can read the first part here: A Microservices implementation journey — Part 1.
