Free Web API Tutorial – ASP.NET CORE: BACKGROUND PROCESSING WITH HANGFIRE

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Last updated on April 10, 2025 3:48 pm

Learn how to efficiently run background jobs in .NET using Hangfire, an open-source library. This course covers setting up Hangfire in an AspNet Core Web API project, fire-and-forget jobs, delayed jobs, recurring jobs, and more. Perfect for developers curious about background processing in .NET.

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A common programming task is running background jobs and running background jobs successfully without messing the code up is not an easy task, but it is not as hard you might think either.

A background process/job is a process that runs behind the scenes without user intervention and hangfire is a simple, persistent, transparent, reliable and efficient open-source library used to perform background processing in .NET and .NET Core applications.

During this course you will learn:

  • What is a background process/job/task?

  • Why use Hangfire with asp.net core applications to perform background processing

  • Setting up hangfire in an AspNet Core Web API project

  • Fire-and-forget jobs

  • Delayed jobs

  • Recurring jobs

  • Continuations jobs and more…

Who this course is for:

  • Any developer who is curious about background processing jobs in .NET
  • Any developer who is curious about Hangfire and how to use it in .NET Applications

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