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Recommend Silky microservice framework #875

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liuhll opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 1 comment
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Recommend Silky microservice framework #875

liuhll opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 1 comment
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liuhll commented Dec 12, 2024

  1. Have your repository in Github or any source control been created at least 3 months?

We review by going to your repository to verify the first file you're created, but the process might take time so please help to declare here, then it will be easy for all reviewers

Yes, the framework I recommend has been maintained for at least three years and has been used in formal production environments.
This is his github address: https://github.com/liuhll/silky

  1. The reason you think your library/framework/tooling/link is awesome?

This is to prevent some of library or framework is too small in size and famous level which help this awesome list becomes a reliable references for .NET community

The silky framework is designed to help developers quickly build a microservice application development framework on the .net platform through simple code and configuration. It provides two key capabilities: RPC communication and microservice governance. This means that microservices developed using silky will have the ability to remotely discover and communicate with each other. At the same time, using the rich service governance capabilities provided by silky, service governance requirements such as service discovery, load balancing, and traffic scheduling can be achieved. At the same time, silky is highly scalable and supports distributed transactions. Users can customize their own implementations at almost any functional point to change the default behavior of the framework to meet their business needs.

  1. Have your PR follows up with alphabet-ordering?

Help to strictly check the alphabet-ordering before you submit the PR so that will be helpful for .NET Community easy to find the library/framework/tooling/link that they need

  1. Is it .NET Core or .NET Standard?
    Support .net6 to .net8 versions

  2. Have you read through the README or issues list to make sure that your PR is not duplicated to any others?
    Yes

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liuhll commented Dec 12, 2024

#821 This is the PR submitted before

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