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The official Azure Event Grid SDK for .NET. This comprehensive client library enables developers to easily publish, subscribe, and consume events using event-driven architecture patterns. It supports both push delivery (Topics/Domains) and pull delivery (Namespaces), handling standard EventGrid and CloudEvent formats. Ideal for building scalable, reactive microservices on Azure.

The official Azure Event Grid SDK for .NET. This comprehensive client library enables developers to easily publish, subscribe, and consume events using event-driven architecture patterns. It supports both push delivery (Topics/Domains) and pull delivery (Namespaces), handling standard EventGrid and CloudEvent formats. Ideal for building scalable, reactive microservices on Azure.

This skill guides the application of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) tactical patterns, including defining aggregates, modeling value objects, managing repositories, and utilizing domain events. It helps developers translate complex domain rules into clean, robust, and behavior-rich code structures, ensuring invariants are explicitly enforced.

Analyze domain controller Kerberos/TGT logs to detect Golden Ticket anomalies such as RC4 encryption, impossible lifetimes, forged PACs, and missing TGT events, enabling SOCs to hunt post-breach persistence or credential theft across AD environments.

This catalog details essential, foundational API abstractions for the Webiny framework. It provides standardized components for handling build parameters, managing domain events, utilizing key-value storage (tenant and global), structured logging, and robust result handling (Result type). Developers should use these abstractions to ensure their applications are modular, scalable, and architecturally sound.

This module provides core abstractions for implementing event-driven architecture within APIs. It includes `DomainEvent`, the fundamental base class for all domain events, and `EventPublisher`, which facilitates the structured publishing of these events to registered handlers. It is crucial for building highly decoupled, scalable, and maintainable backend services.

This pattern provides a comprehensive guide to implementing domain event handlers (before/after hooks) within the Webiny framework. It emphasizes the 'thin orchestrator' principle, requiring handlers to delegate all business logic to reusable service abstractions or UseCases for maximum reusability. Furthermore, it details the process of defining, publishing, and reacting to custom domain events, ensuring a clean, decoupled architecture.

This tool analyzes and refactors code to detect and correct anemic domain models. It enforces rich domain modeling patterns (Entities, Value Objects, Aggregates, Domain Events), improving encapsulation and business logic ownership. Use it when validating, reviewing, or refactoring core domain logic to ensure adherence to Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles.