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* Intuitive
* Scalable
* Fault tolerant
* Protection from attack
* High bandwidth

Also I would like to describe:
* how we did LoadTesting
* how we survived a lots of DDoS attacks
* how we did deployment without downtime

The following list of technologies were used: .NET Core 2, ASP.NET Core 2, Consul, Fabio, Orleans.NET, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Serilog, xMetrics, Grafana, ELK</description>
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* Intuitive
* Scalable
* Fault tolerant
* Protection from attack
* High bandwidth

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* how we did LoadTesting
* how we survived a lots of DDoS attacks
* how we did deployment without downtime

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