.NET Conf "Focus on Microservices" July 30, 2020
https://focus.dotnetconf.net/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9oJTKwASjA&t=28212s
Schedule
Day #1
Welcome to .NET Conf: Focus on Microservices - Scott Hunter David Fowler
08:00 (PT) | 15:00 (UTC)
Scott and David from the .NET team kick off the day with .NET Core features,
roadmap and lots of demos of building microservices with .NET.
Why You Should Care About Microservices - Brendan Burns
09:00 (PT) | 16:00 (UTC)
Hear from the co-founder of Kubernetes about why microservices are important
and why you should care about them.
Stay Sharp - Kelsey Hightower
10:00 (PT) | 17:00 (UTC)
A Journey into .NET Microservices with Steeltoe - David Dieruf
11:00 (PT) | 18:00 (UTC)
The Steeltoe project aims to help you get the most out of the cloud, with
very little code. By taking advantage of .NET Core’s dependency injection
and middleware pipeline, it gives developers instant best practices. Steeltoe
also helps legacy .NET Framework apps become instantly modern and make best
friends with containers.
Orleans at Microsoft - Reuben Bond
11:30 (PT) | 18:30 (UTC)
See how Orleans, an open source, cross-platform, distributed application
framework, is used to build hyper-scale, highly-available systems at
Microsoft.
Adding a Little DAPR to Your .NET Microservices - Cecil Philip
12:00 (PT) | 19:00 (UTC)
DAPR makes building distributed applications much easier by providing a
collection of language agnostic building blocks that can be used in any cloud
or on-prem environment. In this session, we’ll dive into DAPR, discuss the
various build blocks it supports, and see some demos of how you can make use
of it in your .NET applications.
Developing and Deploying Microservices with 'Tye' - Glenn Condron Justin
Kotalik
12:30 (PT) | 19:30 (UTC)
Learn about new tooling the .NET team is working on to help you build
microservices faster.
Beyond REST and RPC: Asynchronous Eventing and Messaging Patterns - Clemens
Vasters
13:00 (PT) | 20:00 (UTC)
In this session you will learn about when and why to use asynchronous
communication with and between services, what kind of eventing/messaging
infrastructure you can use in the cloud and on the edge, and how to make it
all work together.
The Intersection of Microservices, Domain-Driven Design and Entity Framework
Core - Julie Lerman
13:30 (PT) | 20:30 (UTC)
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) provides much of the strategic design guidance
that we can use to determine the boundaries around and interactions between
Microservices in our solutions. DDD also follows up with tactical design
patterns for your business logic. In this session we’ll take a look at some
of these patterns and how EF Core naturally, or with some additional
configuration, persists the data that your microservices depend on.
Build High-performance Microservices with gRPC and .NET - James Newton-King
14:00 (PT) | 21:00 (UTC)
gRPC is a high-performance RPC framework designed for microservices. In this
talk you will learn how to use gRPC in .NET and see how gRPC is ideal for
fast communication between microservices.
DevOps, Waffles, and Superheroes - Oh My! - Jessica Deen
14:30 (PT) | 21:30 (UTC)
Microservices can be hard; understanding container best practices can be hard
as those practices are still being discovered. This session helps you
minimize the learning curve with container orchestration, specifically
Kubernetes, by bringing DevOps best practices into the mix.
API Communication in Microservices with Azure API Management and Azure
Functions - LaBrina Loving
15:00 (PT) | 22:00 (UTC)
Managing how clients communicate to your microservices can become quite a
challenge as your application grows in size and complexity. Implementing an
API Gateway to provide a single point of entry to microservices can address
some of those concerns. In this talk, I will show how to use API Management
and Azure Functions to manage external API communication in
microservices-based architectures.
Evolving .NET Framework Monoliths with .NET 5 and Kubernetes - Elton
Stoneman
15:30 (PT) | 22:30 (UTC)
You want to migrate your .NET monolith to microservices so you can run it in
Kubernetes? That could be a year-long project, and you really don't need to
do it. This session gives you a pragmatic approach to evolving your monolith,
breaking features out into new microservices to get all the benefits of
Kubernetes without a full rewrite. We'll start by running a legacy app in
Windows containers and end with a distributed app running across Linux and
Windows containers in the same Kubernetes cluster.
Migrating .NET Framework Web Apps to Azure - Carey Payette
16:00 (PT) | 23:00 (UTC)
You don't have to have a micorservice-based architecture to take advantage of
the cloud. In this session, Carey shows you how to take a monolith WebForms
application and make it cloud ready with minimal work.
Building & Debugging Microservices faster using Kubernetes and Visual Studio
- Shayne Boyer
16:30 (PT) | 23:30 (UTC)
See how you can take advantage of Visual Studio tools to build, debug and
deploy microservices to Kubernetes faster.
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