Start building distributed applications with ease using building block APIs
summary
Dapr (Distributed Application Runtime) provides concrete APIs and demos showing how to wire service invocation, state stores and pub/sub messaging with .NET, using the sidecar pattern and component YAML so app code stays unchanged when swapping Redis, Kafka or cloud services. Live demos show retries and resiliency: service calls add ~5ms latency, retries recover a stalled flow (one demo reports recovery after six attempts) and Dapr 1.13 adds a jobs API; observability, mTLS and configurable policies are built in.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Dapr
- 3:10What is Dapr and sidecar pattern
- 9:02Dapr APIs and building blocks
- 15:49Service invocation API demo
- 20:26State Management API demo
- 25:29Pub/Sub API demo
- 30:10Production readiness with Conductor
- 31:54Closing and Q&A
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