Database identifier design method

The scenario for each microservice is that by listening to ports and address space, the Kestrel server, which is used in the Asp.Net Core framework, transfers control of the HTTPS context according to the routing defined by the controller. The controller, in turn, is a class that contains methods fo...

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Main Authors: Khuzyatov, S. Sh, Ilyukhin, A. N.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
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Controllers
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Summary:The scenario for each microservice is that by listening to ports and address space, the Kestrel server, which is used in the Asp.Net Core framework, transfers control of the HTTPS context according to the routing defined by the controller. The controller, in turn, is a class that contains methods for processing incoming requests, as well as having the ability to create responses with support for various data types. The controller itself can store a certain state of the entire execution and, in the case of its non-terminal transition, call and handle an exception. As the number of system users grew, the number of records stored in the database also increased linearly. As they increased, the search for values by a certain criterion was significantly reduced and this led to the fact that the expectation of a response from the web page also increased.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0166590