Reactive microservices - coding it down

Now, let's try to sum up everything and see how it actually looks in the code. We will use Visual Studio 2015 for this. The first step would be to create a reactive microservice, then we will move on to creating a client for consuming the service created by us.

Creating the project

We will now go ahead and create our reactive microservice example. In order to do this, we need to create a project of the ASP.NET web application type. Just follow these steps and you should be able to see your first reactive microservice in action:

1. Start Visual Studio.
2. Create a new project by navigating to File | New | Project.
3. From the installed templates, select Web and ASP.NET Web Application.
4. Name it FlixOne.BookStore.ProductService.Tests and click on OK.
5. Next, select Empty from the template screen and check the WebAPI option for adding folders and core references. Then click on OK:

6. Add folders' persistence and context to the project:
7. Add the following NuGet packages to the...