TaskHub.Shared

Full Startup

Use FullHostBuilder to run a complete TaskHub microservice with all shared infrastructure — database, authentication, telemetry, caching, and more.

await new FullHostBuilder(args)
    .Add(builder =>
    {
        // Register your domain services and repositories.
    })
    .Use(app =>
    {
        // Configure your request pipeline here.
    })
    .StartWith<YourDbContext>(options =>
    {
        options.ConnectionString = "DbName";
    });

How it works

FullHostBuilder is built on top of BasicHostBuilder and automatically configures all shared components used across TaskHub microservices.

Shared integrations

Before your own services are added, several shared integrations are registered automatically:

• CommandsBus — centralized command execution pipeline.
• Entity Framework Core — database connection configured through AddAppDbContext<TContext> using the connection string from HostOptions.
• Redis — added through AddAppRedis() for caching, pub/sub, and distributed locks.
• Authentication — configured through AddAppAuthentication() for unified token-based access.
• Authorization — added with AddAuthorizationService() for shared access control policies.
• OpenTelemetry — enabled through AddAppOpenTelemetry() to collect traces, logs, and metrics for Grafana Tempo, Loki, and Prometheus.

Summary

FullHostBuilder provides a complete startup pipeline that:

• Configures the database.
• Connects Redis.
• Enables authentication and authorization.
• Adds OpenTelemetry instrumentation.
• Runs database migrations automatically.
• Starts the HTTP server with your defined routes.

To use FullHostBuilder, make sure you have added Redis, database, and telemetry settings in your appsettings.json.
See AppSettings.md.

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