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Paweł Filipek

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Configure Nlog with Elasticsearch in ASP.NET Core

30 April 201829 September 2019 - by Paweł Filipek - Leave a Comment

It’s always nice to have logs from our applications. Nlog is a solid open-source library in .NET that supports save the logs. However, when we add elasticsearch to it, searching …

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DevOps / RabbitMQ

RabbitMQ (EasyNetQ) – Request/Response

24 February 201831 March 2019 - by Paweł Filipek - Leave a Comment

Sometimes when we use message broker we will want to wait for a response (like in RPC mechanism) – instead of relying on the publish or subscribe (which i present …

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DevOps / RabbitMQ

Message broker – RabbitMQ basic functions

30 November 201731 March 2019 - by Paweł Filipek - Leave a Comment

Before I’ll explain basic function of RabbitMQ, in the first place we need to know what it is “Message broker”. Message broker Via wikipedia In computer programming, a message broker …

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DevOps / Docker

Docker – localhost not working on Windows

30 October 201731 March 2019 - by Paweł Filipek - Leave a Comment

I recently publish a post about “How to configure docker on Windows”. But after some windows update, localhost processing stopped working. Example Let us look at the example with the …

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DevOps / Docker

Docker on Windows – ASP.NET Core

21 September 201731 March 2019 - by Paweł Filipek - 4 Comments.

What is Docker? Docker is a tool for running processes in an isolated environment called a container. It’s like a virtual machine but it doesn’t need opereting system. No matter …

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