Embracing Architectural Challenges in the Modern .NET World
summary
The talk argues that .NET Core 2 is production-ready for cloud applications and recommends following the 12-factor app principles: store config in environment variables, one repository per service, separate build/deploy/run, write logs to stdout, and ensure fast startup with graceful shutdown. It advocates using containers plus orchestrators and registries for health checks and scaling, preferring stateless processes with external blob storage or managed databases, considering SQL vs NoSQL and CAP tradeoffs, and using asynchronous queues for resilience and scalability.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00.NET evolution
- 3:3812-factor apps
- 6:0712-factor principles 1
- 8:5612-factor principles 2
- 11:5312-factor principles 3
- 15:24Pets vs cattle
- 17:10Microservices move
- 20:01Cloud failures
- 22:31Network challenges
- 24:38Sync vs async
- 27:49Reactive systems
- 30:18State in microservices
- 33:44Choosing data stores
- 36:16Data partitioning
- 39:51Conclusion
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