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When you use the OnionAPI template to create a new project in Visual Studio, it will generate a solution with five projects inside. Each project is prefixed with the project name and has its own customizable namespace in the source code. Here’s what each project is for: Domain: This project contains entities and common models. Application: This project includes interfaces, CQRS features, exceptions, and behaviors. Infrastructure.Persistence: This project is home to the data access API, which is based on Entity Framework. Infrastructure.Shared: This project includes common services like the Mail Service, Date Time Service, Mock, and more. WebApi: This project is where you’ll find API controllers to expose REST API resources and endpoints that are accessible via Swagger. The underline tech stack provides loosely-coupled and inverted-dependency architecture with good design patterns and practices. ASP.NET CORE 7 - a framework for creating RESTful services, also known as web APIs, using C# Repository Pattern - abstraction layer between the data access layer and the controller CQRS (Command and Query Responsibility Segregation) Pattern - separating read and update operations for a data store to maximize performance, scalability, and security based on MediatR and AutoMapper Entity Framework Core - a lightweight, extensible, open-source, and cross-platform version of the popular Entity Framework data access technology Swashbuckle - the industry standard for REST API documentation and testing Bogus - a realistic, easy to use mock data .NET library for rapid REST API design and testing Serilog - a robust solution for WebAPI requests and errors logging Documentation: Get started with the Visual Studio template OnionAPI to scaffold ASP.NET WebAPI project for .NET 7