persistence-shared-infrastructure-dotnet10

Dapper standardization for .NET persistence is achieved by enforcing Dapper as the default ORM for data access within a shared infrastructure layer. This approach standardizes database operations and repository patterns, preventing duplicated persistence code across your application.

This shared persistence infrastructure supports flexible connection strategies for both shared internal databases and separate external databases for isolation. You can configure the connection strategy to target either environment based on your application's specific data isolation requirements.

You need shared persistence infrastructure when building a .NET application that requires a robust and scalable data access layer. It solves the problem of duplicated infrastructure by providing standardized database connections, unit of work, and repository management for both internal and external databases.

The best way to standardize Dapper usage is by leveraging a shared persistence infrastructure that enforces Dapper as the default ORM. This provides standardized database connection management, unit of work, and repository patterns to prevent duplicated data access code.

Yes, this .NET persistence infrastructure supports both internal and external databases through flexible connection strategies. It is optimized for applications that require a shared persistence layer while maintaining the ability to isolate data access in separate external databases.