NDC Sydney 2022
2022-10-12..2022-10-14
Sydney, Australia
[NDC Sydney 2016, NDC Sydney 2017, NDC Sydney 2018, NDC Sydney 2019, NDC Sydney 2020, NDC Sydney 2022, NDC Sydney 2024, NDC Sydney 2026]
who it's for
.net developers, cloud engineers, devops engineers, platform engineers, security engineers, frontend developers
topics
Kubernetes optimisation for carbon; KEDA event-driven autoscaling; Linkerd service mesh; Azure Service Bus patterns; Event Grid pub/sub architecture; Azure Container Apps deployments; AKS with Helm deployments; Bicep infrastructure as code; GitHub Codespaces development; hot reload delta compilation; advanced TypeScript type utilities; software supply chain security
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How Kubernetes optimisation can combat climate change | Annie Talvasto | 47m |
Shows concrete levers for cutting cloud emissions: use KEDA event-driven autoscaling to scale a .NET worker from zero to ten pods to clear 100 queued orders… | ||
| Message Brokering and Event Driven Architecture on Azure | Marilag Dimatulac Svennevig | 01h 01m |
Compares Azure messaging choices with clear trade-offs and runnable code: uses Service Bus for ordered, transactional messages, Event Grid for push-style… | ||
| Wish you were here: stories of building a remote development IDE | Matt Ellis | 01h 01m |
JetBrains splits a 21‑year‑old IDE so the UI runs as a local thin client while the full project, compilers and language services run on a remote Linux host via… | ||
| What's new in C#? Exciting new features in C# 8.0, 9.0 and 10! | Filip Ekberg | 59m |
Quick tour of concrete C# changes and how to use them: C# 8, 9 and 10 add nullable reference types with compiler null-state analysis (enabling it plus… | ||
| How does Hot Reload even work? | David Wengier | 01h 02m |
Explains that hot reload sends small delta compilations (IL + metadata + PDB) rather than full DLLs, with Roslyn computing what changed and emitting an ENC… | ||
| Microsoft DevOps on AWS | Mohamed Wali | 53m |
Shows concrete pipelines: a CloudFormation VPC stack deployed and updated from Azure Repos via the AWS Toolkit for Azure DevOps, an ASP.NET app built on a… | ||
| The Next Decade of Software Development | Richard Campbell | 01h 04m |
Cloud becomes a utility, compute keeps exploding until Moore's Law ends and architectures shift to ARM/M1-style efficiency; consumer devices range from 4… | ||
| Developing and Deploying Containers and Microservices with Azure Container Apps | Will Velida | 58m |
Azure Container Apps runs containerized microservices without managing Kubernetes, built on AKS, KEDA, Dapr and Envoy. The walkthrough provisions environments… | ||
| Getting started with Kubernetes for your .NET Application | Martin Ullrich | 01h 01m |
Step-by-step demo shows a containerized ASP.NET Core backend and Angular frontend deployed to an Azure AKS cluster using AKS + Helm, with kubectl (kc)… | ||
| Advanced TypeScript Type Utilities | Basarat Ali Syed | 01h 01m |
Live demos translate TypeScript features into concrete patterns: generic queues, a wrapper that returns immutable object/array proxies, and type-level… | ||
| Wearable Live Captions | Jo Franchetti | 38m |
Built a flexible 28×8 NeoPixel LED array sewn into a mask that scrolls live captions in real time using Azure Cognitive Services for speech‑to‑text and an Ably… | ||
| Bicep - Deploy to Azure cloud without it being a pain in the ARM | Paul Glavich | 59m |
Bicep presents a concrete workflow: a compact DSL that compiles to ARM and can decompile ARM to bicep, so templates stay 100% compatible. VS Code extension… | ||
| Effective DevOps for Organizations | Anthony Borton | 01h 02m |
Shows how Azure DevOps reorganizes into 40 feature teams of about 10–12 engineers with delegated authority, drops long-lived branches for trunk-based… | ||
| No, I don't need servers for .NET development in AWS! | Rob Van Pamel | 01h 00m |
Shows a C# serverless architecture on AWS that is actually runnable: Lambda + API Gateway + Cognito (hosted UI) + DynamoDB with single-table design… | ||
| A mortal's guide to making a pig run faster | Richard Banks | 59m |
Starts with a baseline: PDFPig v0.7 parsing an 838‑page PDF takes ~7.6s on .NET Core 3.1 and ~6.5s on .NET 6, then profiling with PerfView and isolating a hot… | ||
| A comprehensive, pragmatic, ethical exploration of Web3 | Rob Moore | 01h 01m |
Months of research and 45 minutes of reading produce a practical ethical decision framework with ~11 considerations (environment, users, legality, UX… | ||
| Coding in the Cloud with GitHub Codespaces | Faten Healy | 51m |
GitHub Codespaces launches full VMs from a repo with a reproducible devcontainer.json that auto-installs extensions and tools; machine sizes include… | ||
| You Shall Not Password: Modern Authentication for Web Apps | Eli Holderness | 51m |
Explains why passwords alone fail and gives concrete alternatives: salted+hashed passwords only work if users use unique random strings; hardware tokens like… | ||
| Securing your .NET application software supply-chain | Niels Tanis | 58m |
Explains concrete defenses: shows SolarWinds and CodeCov as real failures, demonstrates making .NET builds deterministic (difference came from PDB paths, fixed… | ||
| Mayday! Software lessons from aviation disasters | Adele Carpenter | 53m |
Two aviation investigations show precise takeaways: a 1989 crash kills 55 after counterfeit bolts cause resonant vibration that shears the tail—diagnosed by… | ||
| So long secure coding... Hello secure development! | Laura Bell | 01h 02m |
Argues that code alone is not enough and gives concrete steps: draw a system design and run a threat model (use the Threat Modeling Cookbook, ThreatDragon or… | ||
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