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ASP.NET Core 2.0 provides a new interface named IHostedService that allows developers to easily implement hosted services in their applications.
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These hosted services can be used to perform tasks such as polling a database, updating cache, processing messages from a message queue, and more.
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To enable background processing, developers need to create a class which implements IHostedService interface.
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Hosted Services can also be used to perform tasks such as clearing a shared cache, moving files/data, and ETL processes.
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Summary
ASP.NET Core 2.0 provides a new interface named IHostedService that allows developers to easily implement hosted services in their applications. IHostedServices can be used to register multiple background tasks (hosted services) that run in the background while the web host or host is running, and can be used to perform actions such as polling a database, updating cache, processing messages from a message queue, and more. The IHostedService interface is used to register hosted services in WebHosts and Hosts, and can be used to perform actions such as polling a database, updating cache, processing messages from a message queue, and more.
Implement background tasks in microservices with IHostedService and the BackgroundService class | Microsoft Docs
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Summary
NET Core 2.1, Microsoft introduced a new feature called IHostedService to allow developers to run a background service that can have a managed lifetime to its caller, be it from an ASP.NET Core or a console.
To enable Background processing, you need to create a class which implements IHostedService interface.
Background tasks in ASP.NET Core | dotnetthoughts
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Summary
Hosted Services in ASP.NET Core are a powerful web framework that can be used to perform background tasks similar to Windows Services or Azure WebJobs. They can be used to perform tasks such as clearing a shared cache, moving files/data, and ETL processes, and can be accessed through the ASP.NET Core Web API. Hosted Services can be used to perform tasks such as clearing a shared cache, moving files/data, and ETL processes, and can be used to perform actions such as launching a timer, completing a task, and cleaning up.
Hosted Services In ASP.NET Core - .NET Core Tutorials
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Learn how to create a long-running background service in .NET Core 3 ... The Generic Host and the new BackgroundService in .NET Core 3 provides a convenient ...
.NET Core Background Services
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at the problem of running one-off tasks asynchronously on app startup in ASP.NET Core, ... For background services, it's expected that you'll start the ...
Built in options for running async tasks
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