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Convey's real manifest is not Program.cs — it is the config file. Reading the Orders sample's appsettings.json as a single artifact: the section-per-package convention, the fleet of enabled:false switches, and what the defaults quietly tell you about production.
The Config object you lambda into UseFastEndpoints is a thin view over nine process-wide static option singletons - and its properties hide the most useful hooks in the library: endpoint filters, a global configurator, warm-up, serializer swaps and custom value parsers. Part 4 of FastEndpoints — The Missing Chapters.
FeedR ships three ways to run its six services - pm2, Project Tye, and a deliberately split pair of docker compose files - plus per-service Dockerfiles and an environment-keyed configuration layer that lets the same build run on localhost and inside a compose network. Part 10 of the FeedR deep dive.
How ArchiveKit wires itself up - the [Archivable] attribute's three knobs, an assembly scanner that fails fast at startup instead of quietly at delete time, the static registry behind every lookup, and the AddArchiveKit configuration surface. Plus an honest note about the source generator that doesn't exist yet. Part 5 of the Archive-on-Delete with ArchiveKit series.
FeedR's API gateway is a YARP reverse proxy whose entire routing table lives in appsettings.json - prefix-stripping routes, per-environment cluster overrides, and a one-line transform that starts every distributed trace. Part 2 of the FeedR deep dive.
How workspace-keyed lookup maps and a single platform-facts JSON file let hundreds of Terraform stacks run identically in dev, staging and prod - and when a forgiving lookup default is the wrong kind of kindness. Part 2 of the Terraform on Azure series.
