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Building a Microservices Architecture in .NET 8 Using Ocelot API Gateway (opens in new tab)

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Introduction In modern applications, we often split our system into multiple smaller services called Microservices. Each service is responsible for a specific business function. For example: User Service → Handles users Product Service → Handles products Order Service → Handles orders When we have multiple services, clients need a simple way to access them. Instead of calling each service directly, we use an API Gateway. In this tutorial, we'll build: User Microservice Product Microservice Oc...

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