Controller life cycle

After a controller's type is located, ASP.NET Core starts a process to instantiate it. The process is as follows:

1. The default controller factory (IControllerFactory) is obtained from the dependency injection (DI) framework and its CreateController method is called.
2. The controller factory uses the registered controller activator (IControllerActivator), also obtained from the DI, to obtain an instance to the controller (IControllerActivator.Create).
3. The action method is located using the IActionSelector from the DI.
4. If the controller implements any filter interfaces (IActionFilter, IResourceFilter, and more), or if the action has any filter attributes, then the appropriate methods are called upon it and on global filters.
5. The action method is called by the IActionInvoker from the IActionInvokerProvider, also obtained from the DI.
6. Any filter methods are called upon the controller, the...