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Last updated : Nov 10, 2015
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Nov 2015
Trial ? Worth pursuing. It is important to understand how to build up this capability. Enterprises should try this technology on a project that can handle the risk.

Several of our teams working on .NET projects have recommended Polly as being useful in building microservice-based systems. It encourages the fluent expression of transient exception-handling policies and the Circuit Breaker pattern, including policies such as Retry, Retry Forever and Wait and Retry. Similar libraries already exist in other languages (Hystrix for Java for example), and Polly is a welcome addition from the .NET community. Integrating well with Polly is Brighter. Brighter is another small open source .Net library that provides scaffolding to implement command invocation. Combining the two libraries provides useful circuit-breaking functionality especially in the context of the Ports and Adapters pattern and CQRS. Although they can be used separately, in the wild our teams find they work well together.

May 2015
Trial ? Worth pursuing. It is important to understand how to build up this capability. Enterprises should try this technology on a project that can handle the risk.

Several of our teams working on .Net projects have recommended Polly as being useful when building microservice based systems. It encourages the fluent expression of transient exception handling policies and the circuit breaker pattern including policies such as Retry, Retry Forever and Wait and Retry. Libraries already exist in other languages, Hystrix for Java for example, and Polly is a welcome addition from the .Net community.

Published : May 05, 2015

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