abp-infrastructure-patterns

ABP multi-tenancy isolates data and behavior per tenant while sharing a common codebase. You configure tenant-specific settings within your module wiring to ensure consistent behavior across the application.

ABP permissions are defined centrally across modules using a PermissionDefinitionProvider. This approach enforces authorization rules consistently throughout the entire modular application.

Distributed events in ABP are handled by publishing and subscribing through the IDistributedEventBus. This enables event-driven communication between modules with idempotent handlers for reliable processing.

ABP background jobs schedule and execute long-running tasks reliably. You implement them by registering an AsyncBackgroundJob to process queued work items asynchronously.

ABP module configuration wires and composes module dependencies to ensure consistent behavior across the application. It structures your solution by connecting authorization, jobs, events, and multi-tenancy configurations.

ABP provides reusable infrastructure patterns for cross-cutting concerns like authorization, background jobs, distributed events, and multi-tenancy. These patterns address the challenges of building scalable and maintainable modular applications.