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redb 3.7: our own gRPC wire, cutting props before the aggregate, and a release withdrawn a day later
Our own gRPC wire in Route, props cut before the aggregate in redb.Core, Tsak closed by default, a second Identity facade. And 3.7.0, withdrawn a day later. |
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Our OpenID server got a second transport: gRPC beside HTTP, on the same routes
redb.Identity now has a gRPC facade: same core routes, same client registry, one token honoured by both transports. What is inside, how to switch it on. |
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A directory is an integration: file exchange in .NET without cron, FileSystemWatcher or hand-rolled pollers
Polling, waiting for a file to finish being written, idempotency and atomic temp+rename writes, as an ordinary route step. |
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redb 3.7.1: props search up to 100x faster. An alternative to EF Core, or a companion to it
Query cost did not depend on what you searched for: the filter sat above GROUP BY. Now the cut happens before the aggregate, on three engines, with no application code changed. Up to 100x on a date range and 5.3x on a full result set in SQL Server. |
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Control Bus for .NET routes: stop, restart and react to route events at runtime
Manage routes at runtime by sending a message: start, stop, suspend, restart, plus a consumer that turns route lifecycle events into messages. |
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SOAP in .NET without WCF: WS-Security, MTOM and ?wsdl as a route step
SOAP with WS-Security, MTOM and WSDL publishing is now a native redb.Route connector: no WCF, no CoreWCF, no standalone gateway. |