One of the coolest .NET features nobody talks about: -> Channels You can find them in the System.Threading.Channels namespace. Channels let you build async messaging with simple C# code. They expose two APIs: - One for writing messages to the channel - One for reading messages (asynchronously) from the channel You can run a worker in the background that picks up messages off the channel and sends them off for processing. I've used this to build a primitive in-memory message bus (with all the drawbacks that come with it). Here's how you could implement this: milanjovanovic.tech/blog/lig… Are you using Channels in your .NET applications?