CSRA Net Collective

Not every system needs the complexity of microservices. For many applications, a well-structured Modular Monolith provides all the maintainability and separation of concerns you need—without the operational overhead of a distributed system.

In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll explore practical architectural patterns for building clean, modular, and scalable monolithic applications in .NET. You’ll learn how to:

✅ Use internal queues to improve decoupling and maintainability
✅ Leverage MediatR for structured, in-process message handling
✅ Organize segregated handlers to replace traditional Repository Patterns
✅ Build a future-proof architecture that stays flexible as requirements evolve

Suppose you’ve ever worked on a monolithic system that turned into an unmanageable tangle. In that case, this session will show you how to apply modern design patterns to keep your application clean, testable, and easy to extend.

Who Should Attend?
This talk is for .NET engineers, architects, and developers looking to improve their application design with structured, modular patterns—without the added complexity of microservices.

Not every system needs the complexity of microservices. For many applications, a well-structured Modular Monolith provides all the maintainability and separation of concerns you need—without the operational overhead of a distributed system.

In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll explore practical architectural patterns for building clean, modular, and scalable monolithic applications in .NET. You’ll learn how to:

✅ Use internal queues to improve decoupling and maintainability
✅ Leverage MediatR for structured, in-process message handling
✅ Organize segregated handlers to replace traditional Repository Patterns
✅ Build a future-proof architecture that stays flexible as requirements evolve

Suppose you’ve ever worked on a monolithic system that turned into an unmanageable tangle. In that case, this session will show you how to apply modern design patterns to keep your application clean, testable, and easy to extend.

Who Should Attend?
This talk is for .NET engineers, architects, and developers looking to improve their application design with structured, modular patterns—without the added complexity of microservices.

Not every system needs the complexity of microservices. For many applications, a well-structured Modular Monolith provides all the maintainability and separation of concerns you need—without the operational overhead of a distributed system.

In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll explore practical architectural patterns for building clean, modular, and scalable monolithic applications in .NET. You’ll learn how to:

✅ Use internal queues to improve decoupling and maintainability
✅ Leverage MediatR for structured, in-process message handling
✅ Organize segregated handlers to replace traditional Repository Patterns
✅ Build a future-proof architecture that stays flexible as requirements evolve

Suppose you’ve ever worked on a monolithic system that turned into an unmanageable tangle. In that case, this session will show you how to apply modern design patterns to keep your application clean, testable, and easy to extend.

Who Should Attend?
This talk is for .NET engineers, architects, and developers looking to improve their application design with structured, modular patterns—without the added complexity of microservices.

Not every system needs the complexity of microservices. For many applications, a well-structured Modular Monolith provides all the maintainability and separation of concerns you need—without the operational overhead of a distributed system.

In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll explore practical architectural patterns for building clean, modular, and scalable monolithic applications in .NET. You’ll learn how to:

✅ Use internal queues to improve decoupling and maintainability
✅ Leverage MediatR for structured, in-process message handling
✅ Organize segregated handlers to replace traditional Repository Patterns
✅ Build a future-proof architecture that stays flexible as requirements evolve

Suppose you’ve ever worked on a monolithic system that turned into an unmanageable tangle. In that case, this session will show you how to apply modern design patterns to keep your application clean, testable, and easy to extend.

Who Should Attend?
This talk is for .NET engineers, architects, and developers looking to improve their application design with structured, modular patterns—without the added complexity of microservices.