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Working with processes using C#

As software developers, working with processes is something that we frequently need to do. Whether it’s checking if a specific process is running, stopping a process, or creating a new process, it is useful to have a reference point for how to accomplish each of these tasks. In the sections below, I’m going to cover…

Leveraging the DPAPI to encrypt sensitive configuration settings

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It is very common that an application will need to store settings in a configuration file and then later retrieve the value of those settings. Quite often, one or more of these settings will be sensitive in nature; such as API keys, database connection strings, or perhaps mail server passwords. Protecting sensitive data is a…

Protecting access to gRPC services with Auth0

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Having already introduced the concept of gRPC services and having walked through how to consume a gRPC service using .NET Core, I’m now going to cover the next most fundamental topics; authentication and authorization. For production applications, your API endpoints are normally going to be available publicly and therefore they need to be protected from…

How to consume a gRPC service using .NET Core

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In a prior post, I introduced the key concepts behind using gRPC to develop an RPC service and walked through the process of creating a sample project. In this article, I build on the previously discussed topics by adding an additional service and a client to the sample project. After reading through the content below,…

Tag: .NET Core

Working with processes using C#

Leveraging the DPAPI to encrypt sensitive configuration settings

Protecting access to gRPC services with Auth0

How to consume a gRPC service using .NET Core

.NET Run File: Run C# code with no project file!

Exploring SQL Server JSON mapping support in Entity Framework Core 9

Working with JSON functions in SQL Server