dbcontext-and-services

Register an EF Core DbContext using generic service registration patterns within a DI container to enforce scoped service lifetimes and centralize context configuration across your application.

The Dependencies pattern using sealed records provides typed service registration by mapping CoreServices dependencies into immutable records managed by the DI container.

DbContext pooling reuses context instances to optimize performance, requiring careful DI service lifetime configuration to ensure pooled contexts integrate correctly with scoped service registrations.

Yes, a CoreServices dictionary supports typed service registrations by mapping dependency keys to their implementations, enabling structured service resolution within the DI infrastructure.

Configure scoped lifetimes for EF Core when registering DbContexts and related services to ensure consistent lifecycle management and prevent concurrency issues across user requests.

The best way to manage DbContext lifecycles is to apply centralized DI service registration patterns, utilizing pooling and scoped lifetimes to enforce consistent context configuration across apps.