0037 - 🏆 ASP NET MVC Core distributed session state using Service Fabric

ASP.NET MVC Distributed Session State using Service Fabric
▸This is an introduction to a proof of concept application that I am building for enabling distributed session state for ASP.NET MVC Core application using Service Fabric.

We go through a quick demo where the user is able to browse the sample ASP.NET MVC Core application by navigating to a URL that is enabled through Network Load Balancer which is a feature that comes with Windows Server operating system. The configuration uses no sticky sessions which means that any request can be sent to any server in the cluster. Then the browser request is directed to the Service Fabric Application Gateway which will in turn leverage the Service Fabric Naming Service to locate the stateless ASP.NET MVC Core application service to render the UI. Once the UI is rendered, the user is able to obtain a session cookie that is persisted in the browser for future requests. In the end we briefly touch on how the decryption of that cookie is enabled through the usage of a Stateful service that is also hosted in Service Fabric in order to make the data protection keys available and accessible to any node in the cluster for high availability.

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Nice one, Will Reliable actor will work with angular, since Httpcontext will not have keys if any external application makes call to .net core api under service fabric application