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Andrew Lock
Middleware Analysis Package

  1. Under the hood of the Middleware Analysis package

    In my last post I showed how you could use the Microsoft.AspNetCore.MiddlewareAnalysis package to analyse your middleware pipeline. In this post I take a look at the source code behind the package, to see how it's implemented. What can you use the package for? After you have added…
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  2. Understanding your middleware pipeline with the Middleware Analysis package

    Edited 18th Feb 17, to add section on adding a custom name for anonymous middleware In a recent post I took a look at the IStartupFilter interface, a little known feature that can be used to add middleware to your configured pipeline through a different route than the standard Configure…
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  3. Exploring IStartupFilter in ASP.NET Core

    Note The MEAP preview of my book, ASP.NET Core in Action is now available from Manning! Use the discount code mllock to get 50% off, valid through February 13. I was spelunking through the ASP.NET Core source code the other day, when I came across something I hadn't…
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  4. Logging using DiagnosticSource in ASP.NET Core

    Logging in the ASP.NET Core framework is implemented as an extensible set of providers that allows you to easily plug in new providers without having to change your logging code itself. The docs give a great summary of how to use the ILogger and ILoggerFactory in your application and…
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