dapr VS Gin

This sounds like something you can do with Dapr (https://dapr.io/) It's a microservice architecture that was developed by Microsoft i think and now open-source. It has build in support for communication between services. I don't know your architecture/landscape or the requirements, but maybe this could work for you. If not, yeah queues could work. Setup a listener on startup for the specific queue and you should be good. Keep scaling in mind, I think there was a limit to the number of listeners is possible on a queue (1 per partition or something)

Dapr is a set of APIs that makes it easy for developers to write distributed applications. Dapr runs as a sidecar process next to an application, whether on Kubernetes or any other environment.

Think i agree that the tooling is a little behind for .net and gRPC but it isn't bad. Are you also cutting the monolith into smaller pieces you might want to look at https://dapr.io/

I guess https://dapr.io/ could also be considered a contender in that space, though the developer experience is not as polished as next.js (yet?).

Very cool project. It reminds me a bit of https://dapr.io (even though they're obviously quite different).

One tiny note on the docs - I found it surprisingly hard to find the github repo for the project listed in the docs. I was expecting to find a GitHub link under contributing but only saw a slack channel. I eventually spotted a link in the Roadmap section.

https://dapr.io/ might be a fit sometimes

Projects like Dapr aim to be the Holy Grail for application development. Their goal is to help developers build resilient services that run in the cloud. By codifying best practices for building microservices into independent and agnostic building blocks that can be used only if necessary, they allow services to be built using any language or framework and run anywhere.

If you want to find out more about Dapr, the best place to start is the official documentation.

Discussion with halspang and artursouza at dapr / dapr “Write reminders in multiple partitions #3297“

✅ Developed using modern stack - GoLang with high performant Gin Server - Exposes GraphQL API

If however, the project maintainers don't seem to have a good rapport with the community, or they don't respond very often to issues or discussions, this could mean that you may find yourself waiting for an answer or bugfix to be merged should you choose that particular framework. GitHub's somewhat overlooked pulse view can help show how active a project is and how often issues are opened and closed.

Check gin-gonic. This is a powerfull web framework written in go.

https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin has worked fine for me for years in prod. It has a decent enough API, and has never been the bottleneck.

We will be using golang, gin, prometheus go library to expose last request time metrics

ASP.NET is a framework. Getting equivalent behavior in go with a similar framework is trivial. For example, using gin-gonic it's just r.Use(gin.Recovery()) for an arbitrary router r. Needless to say it allows logging too.

Gin is a web framework written in Go focusing on performance. It provides an elegant way to write web applications and microservices and comes with a set of commonly used primitives like routing, middleware, rendering, and more.

Gin has similar helpers, while staying on net/http.

This has been fixed in Gin v1.7.2.