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Lightweight Scheduler / Job coordinator

A higher level abstraction like you created for the CQRS journey to process commands would be really useful.

Something with a simple API that:

* uses queues to activate jobs (service bus, azure, inmemory) or time-based (schedule)
* that can run in process or in a separate worker
* leverage TPL to maximize throughput
* that can scale out to multiple nodes
* graceful exception handling
* load/stress tested
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Unity Lifetimes: TearDown should dispose objects created by container

TearDown does not do anything with the LifetimeManagers supplied ootb. It should properly dispose object(graph)s created by the container
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wcf service factory

Exposing a unity-managed object with wcf through a svc file is a common scenario. It would be great if Unity could provide a wcf factory out of the box, so it would be possible to use it directly instead of writing our own (many examples on the web).
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validate multiple rulesets

Allow ValidatorFactory to create a validator of more than one specified rule set or allow validator to validate based on more than one specified rule set...
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Lightweight Scheduler / Job coordinator

Unity Lifetimes: TearDown should dispose objects created by container

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validate multiple rulesets