YARP and SignalR Exercise

Implement this system:

Parts

Each system part is a project in your .NET solution.

Simple Blazor Web Application, using Blazor WASM
Can send REST requests to the API Gateway
The Path of the request starts either with /s1 (requests for Service 1) or /s2 (requests for Service 2)
- Display two buttons, one for each request
- Show whether the request was successful after clicking a button
When the page loads, the client subscribes to a SignalR connection, running on Notification Service.
- It displays every message received from the Notification Service

Must be implemented using YARP. See the documentation
When receiving REST requests, they are forwarded, based on the start of the path.
- Forward /s1/... to Service 1
- Forward /s2/... to Service 2
- Remove the first part of the path. E.g. /s1/endpoint1 becomes /endpoint1 when sent to Service 1

Simple REST services, implemented using Minimal APIs
Each service offers at least one endpoint.
When a message is received, send a HTTP request to the Notification Service
- The content of the message should contain what endpoint on which server get called.

Offers one REST endpoint, implemented using Minimal APIs to receive notifications from Service 1 and Service 2.
Offers SignalR endpoint, so that the Client can subscribe. See the documentation
Forwards notifications received from Service 1 and Service 2 to the client, using the SignalR Websocket connection.