Singleton Design Pattern Real Time Examples in C#

Singleton Design Pattern Real Time Examples in C#
In this video, I am going to discuss one Real-Time Example of the Singleton Design Pattern in C#.

Some of the real-time scenarios where we can use the singleton design pattern in C# are as follows

1. Managing Service Proxies: As we know invoking a Service API is an extensive operation in an application. The process that taking most of the time is creating the Service client in order to invoke the service API. If you create the Service proxy as Singleton then it will improve the performance of your application.

2. Managing Database Connections: You can also create Database connections as Singleton which can improve the performance of the application.

3. Logging: In an application, performing the I/O operation on a file is an expensive operation. If you create your Logger as Singleton then it will improve the performance of the I/O operation.

4. Caching: Caching means as we know fetching the data from a database is a time-consuming process. In your application, you can cache the master and configuration data in memory which will avoid the DataBase calls. In such situations, the Singleton class can be used to handle the caching with thread synchronization in an efficient manner which drastically improves the performance of the application.

5. Data Sharing: Data Sharing means if you have any constant values or configuration values then you can keep these values in Singleton so that these can be read by other components of the application.

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