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Strangler Fig Pattern — Complete Guide

Strangler Fig Pattern — Complete Guide: free step-by-step lesson with examples, common mistakes, and interview tips — part of Microservices with .NET on Toolliyo Academy.

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Enterprise Cloud-Native Platform — Capstone

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Professional · 4 — Real projects · ~10 min · Module 12: Real-World Enterprise Projects

What is this?

This is the final project lesson. You wire together Gateway, eight ShopNest services, RabbitMQ, Docker Compose, health checks, and optional AKS deploy — the full story of the course.

Why should you care?

Employers and clients want proof you can finish. One deployed capstone explains your skills better than listing 120 lesson titles.

See it live — copy this example

Create a Web API project (dotnet new webapi), paste the code, then run dotnet run.

// ShopNest AnalyticsService — capstone module
// 1. Gateway + JWT  2. Order→Payment saga  3. RabbitMQ
// 4. docker compose up  5. Grafana dashboard
// README: architecture diagram + demo URL

Run Example »

This lesson uses terminal or setup steps. Run commands on your computer — the live editor appears on coding lessons.

What happened?

  • Build incrementally: get docker compose up with Order + Payment + RabbitMQ first, then add Gateway, then observability.
  • Do not try everything in one weekend without sleep.

Try it yourself

  1. docker compose up --build — all core services healthy.
  2. Place order through Gateway → verify Payment event → Inventory reserve.
  3. Add docker-compose README and architecture PNG.
  4. Change a string or number in the example and run again — predict the output first.
  5. Break the code on purpose (remove a semicolon), read the compiler error, then fix it.

Remember

Capstone = ShopNest Cloud-Native end-to-end. Deploy locally first; cloud second. Document and demo — that is the job-ready finish line.

Real-world: ShopNest Cloud-Native capstone

Eight services, YARP gateway, RabbitMQ, Docker Compose locally, AKS in production, OpenTelemetry traces on every checkout.

Outcome: Portfolio-ready proof you can demo in interviews and on your resume.

Interview prep for this lesson

Practice these questions aloud after reading—each links to a full structured answer.

Senior PDF Detailed
Saga Pattern: As mentioned earlier, this is the preferred way to manage distributed?
Short answer: transactions in microservices without locking resources or requiring a distributed transaction manager. Sagas break a transaction into smaller, manageable steps, with each microservice handling its own loca…
Mid PDF Detailed
Circuit Breaker Pattern: As described, this prevents system overloads by stopping?
Short answer: calls to failing services. Real-world example (ShopNest) After payment succeeds, ShopNest publishes OrderPaid . Inventory and Notification services react independently—no giant distributed transaction. Say…
Mid PDF Detailed
Circuit Breaker Pattern:?
Short answer: A circuit breaker monitors failures and trips (opens) if a service experiences repeated failures, preventing further calls to the failing service and giving it time to recover. Tools: Hystrix, Resilience4j.…
Mid PDF Detailed
Data Access Patterns:?
Short answer: If services need complex queries and relationships (e.g., joins, foreign keys), a relational database (SQL) might be suitable. If the data access is simpler, more flexible, or requires high scalability, a N…
Mid PDF Detailed
SAGA Pattern:?
Short answer: Break a long-running transaction into smaller steps, where each step is a local transaction managed by a single microservice. Use compensation actions for each step to ensure consistency. Real-world example…
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Microservices with .NET
Course syllabus

Microservices with .NET Tutorial

Module 1: Foundations and Fundamentals
Module 2: Building User Microservice
Module 3: ShopNest Services and Integration
Module 4: RabbitMQ and Messaging
Module 5: Saga and Distributed Transactions
Module 6: API Gateway
Module 7: gRPC, CQRS, and GraphQL
Module 8: Resiliency and Fault Tolerance
Module 9: DevOps and Cloud-Native
Module 10: Git and GitHub
Module 11: CI/CD Pipelines
Module 12: Observability and Testing
Module 13: Advanced Topics
Module 14: Real-World Enterprise Projects
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