Skip to content

Queue Storage in azure asp.net core In an Order Processing System, orders are placed via an ASP.NET Core API, then added to an Azure queue. A background worker processes orders from the queue asynchronously and stores related files in Azure Blob Storage. πŸ”‘ Key Benefits: Asynchronous Processing: Orders are processed in the background without block

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

sandeeppaldotnet/Queue-Storage-in-azure-asp.net-core

Repository files navigation

Queue-Storage-in-azure-asp.net-core-

Queue Storage in azure asp.net core

In an Order Processing System, orders are placed via an ASP.NET Core API, then added to an Azure queue. A background worker processes orders from the queue asynchronously and stores related files in Azure Blob Storage. πŸ”‘ Key Benefits: Asynchronous Processing: Orders are processed in the background without blocking the main API. Scalability: Offload tasks to background workers to handle higher traffic. Decoupling: Separate order submission and processing for cleaner architecture. πŸ’‘ Why It Matters: Using Azure Queue Storage with ASP.NET Core ensures your app stays responsive, scalable, and maintainable while handling background tasks seamlessly.

About

Queue Storage in azure asp.net core In an Order Processing System, orders are placed via an ASP.NET Core API, then added to an Azure queue. A background worker processes orders from the queue asynchronously and stores related files in Azure Blob Storage. πŸ”‘ Key Benefits: Asynchronous Processing: Orders are processed in the background without block

Topics

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published