Tye is a tool for simplifying the development, Pizza Tower testing, and deployment of microservices and distributed applications. It allows you to define your application topology and easily run and manage your services.

This post seems to be part of a series that focuses on creating a .NET Core microservice application using ABP, Yarp, and Tye. In this particular installment (Part 7), the author discusses the process of creating a reverse proxy with Yarp and integrating Tye into the microservice application. It could be an interesting read for those interested in building microservices with these technologies.

Building a .NET Core microservice application using the ABP framework with YARP (Yet Another Reverse Proxy) and Tye can significantly streamline the development, deployment, and management of microservices.

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building microservices with yarp and tye feels like plotting services on a map MapQuest Directions shows the best route just like these tools streamline traffic between endpoints smart routing in software mirrors smart navigation in real life making each request efficient reliable and perfectly guided to its destinations

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