Containerizing Your .Net Core Application or From Zero to Hero With .Net Core and Containers
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Here's what we'll be exploring on the .NET Stage
Containerizing Your .Net Core Application or From Zero to Hero With .Net Core and Containers
Taking Your .Net Core Container Solution from Laptop to Production in Under A Minute
Combine .Net Core and Docker to Build Microservices Based Systems
Running a .NET Core Solution
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Microsoft MVP & Chief Architect
Clarizen
Tamir Dresher is a software architect with over 10 years of experience of developing, consulting and teaching large scalable distributed systems for which he was rewarded Microsoft MVP. Tamir is the Chief Architect of Clarizen and teach Software Engineering in the Ruppin Academic Center. Tamir is the author of “Rx.NET in Action” which was published by Manning. He blogs at www.blogs.microsoft.co.il/iblogger.
.NET Core has revolutionized the way we build applications.
Today, you can write .NET code once and run it anywhere using the tools, practices, and techniques that .NET community known and loved for years.
.NET Core is cross platform and can run on Windows, Mac and Linux which makes it an excellent fit for running in Docker containers and achieving a truly isolated, reusable and efficient solution for packaging and deploying your applications.
Takeaways
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Microsoft MVP & Cloud architect
Xpirit
Alex has been involved in application development since the late nineties and worked as a lead developer and architect at large enterprises and small companies. He spends his time teaching other developers the details of the Microsoft development platform and frameworks, and coaches architects to design and build modern distributed applications at cloud scale. He has received the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award for Visual Studio and Development Technologies 10 times. In his spare time Alex likes to participate in all kinds of sport, and loves playing and programming new and retro video games. Microsoft MVP – 12 years in a row
In this session we will take a look at building .NET Core solutions based on Docker, Kubernetes and Azure and taking these to production efficiently and how to iterate your development cycle. You are going to see how this can be done in a DevOps fashion, with full automation from provisioning cloud resources to build and release of your application. Learn how you can create robust web applications and web APIs that are resilient and robust, and how to add monitoring and instrumentation so any bugs or failures can be spotted early and pro-actively. We will go through the entire inner loop of fixing the bug on a local development environment with Visual Studio and Docker tooling, and take the fixed solution to production to a production Azure Kubernetes cluster with automated pipelines in VSTS. Be a DevOps pro and impress all your friends with your rapid iteration for cloud scale solutions.
Takeaways
Microsoft MVP & Principal Software Architect
Info Support
I’ve been working in IT since 1999 and I’m currently working as Principal Software Architect and Microsoft Competence Center lead at Info Support in The Netherlands. I’m a Microsoft MVP (since 2016) in the Developer Technologies category. My primary areas of expertise are: building distributed systems, systems integration, (web-scale) software architecture and patterns, software craftsmanship, .NET (Core) development, Azure and devops. I like sharing my knowledge about these subjects by publishing videos and speaking on events.
In this session I will show you how to build Microservices using .NET Core and Docker. The focus is on the architecture and code, so it’s 20% slides and 80% code and demos. I start with a very brief introduction of Microservices, .NET Core and Docker.
After that I walk you through the code of a distributed sample application based on a Microservices / Event-Driven Architecture, implemented using .NET Core and Docker.
Takeaways
Digital Strategist
BaxEnergy
Dino Esposito authored over 20 books and 1000 articles in a so far 25 years long career.
Author of “Programming ASP.NET Core” (Microsoft Press) and a few successful Pluralsight courses, Dino is busy writing software for a greener world as the digital strategist at BaxEnergy and has a decade long experience of designing software for professional sport events, particularly tennis.
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Authenticating users and checking their permissions to perform certain actions are the ABC of any software and real-life process.
ASP.NET as a long record of successful applications yet the overall API it always offered is quite simple for the needs of today. These has brought to a variety of additional best practices that for the most part have been incorporated in ASP.NET Core.
In this session we’ll first look at the basic facts of claims and core authentication and then move to authorization policies and authentication in the context of Web APIs.
By attending the session you’ll figure out the differences between old and new ASP.NET authentication, old and new ASP.NET authorization and common steps to control access to a Web API.
Co-founder @ Code for Romania
Moderator
Bogdan is one of the co-founders of Code for Romania and he is currently one of the Technology Officers that help in coordinating the project teams and in delivering the civic apps the organization’s volunteers are working on. Having over 10 years of experience in .net, flavoring from version 2.0 in a POS Windows application, to multi-tenant Azure enterprise solutions, Bogdan is also a Technical Team Lead for a technology company whenever he is not managing the coding teams in the biggest civic tech NGO in Romania.
Product Manager
UiPath
A Product Manager at UiPath, Wiliam comes from a tech & startup background, where he delivered different solutions across a number of verticals: IoT, agriculture, business intelligence, legaltech. He has a background in finance, which, thanks God, was never put to work, and he had to talk his way into the tech world.
He loves talking to users, goes out of his way to hear some feedback on the product and would travel the world to find out the next big idea and do that awesome new feature. He especially loves long walks on the beach, writing code with no bugs and sticking to release deadlines, but he’s too old to believe in fairytales.
Every startup today dreams about reaching the unicorn status, becoming a company valued at more than 1BN$. But what gets you there and most importantly – what does come after? What do these startups leave behind? Will they change the world of only create a new wave of billionaire tech founders? What comes after UiPath in Romania?
We will discuss topics like:
• Why is UiPath built on .Net and what benefits does it bring to our product?
• What challenges RPA development brings, from a Product Management Perspective?
• How (and why) is RPA at the wheel of the organizational digital transformation.
• The differences between Product Management practices in RPA development vs other areas.
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