Overview
QuickStart
Toolkit architectureMicroservice structureSetup environmentYour first microserviceFAQ
Tutorials
Data microserviceClient libraryMicroservice facadeMicroservice dockerization
Recipies
Logging
Configuration
Component References
Component lifecycle
Memory persistence
MongoDB persistence.
Active logic
API docs
Commons module
Components module
Container module
Data module
RPC module
Messaging module
MongoDB module
Couchbase module
Memcached module
Redis module
GRPC module
Elasticsearch module
Prometheus module
MQTT Module
RabbitMQ module
AWS module
Azure module
Fluentd module

Recipes

Designed to be completed in 15-30 minutes, these recipes provide quick, hands-on instructions for solving typical development problems with the Pip.Services toolkit. 

Logging
How to correctly implement logging
Configuration
The Pip.Services Toolkit offers a simple but very flexible mechanism for component configuration. Configurations can be loaded from various sources - configuration files, command line parameters, environment variables, configuration services, etc. Once loaded, they are passed to the specific component, which configures itself accordingly. In this recipe, we’ll be taking a look at this mechanism’s capabilities and how it can be utilized.
Component References
Developing systems out of loosely-coupled components significantly reduces complexity, improves testing, and increases developer productivity. The Pip.Services Toolkit offers a flexible and simple set of primitives for referencing components that is symmetrically implemented in all of the supported programming languages.
Component lifecycle
How to manage the components lifecycle.
Memory persistence
Implementing data persistence and selection using memory and files.
MongoDB persistence.
This is a basic component that stores data items of any type. Implementing data persistence and selection using MongoDB.
Active logic
About how to implement active logic in microservices.