Workshop: Introduction to Distributed Systems with .NET

The online workshop for .NET developers from Dylan Beattie
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Workshop:  Introduction to Distributed Systems with .NET
Workshop: Introduction to Distributed Systems with .NET
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Workshop: Introduction to Distributed Systems with .NET

The workshop will be held online in Zoom.Please install it on your device. Number of participants - 20.

Dylan Beattie's workshop for developers with some experience writing applications using C # and Microsoft .NET. The workshop will be in English.

Introductory course for developers who want to build distributed systems, APIs and microservices using Microsoft .NET. You'll learn how to create independent software components that interact with a variety of technologies, including HTTP APIs, gRPCs, and message queues, and how to create user interfaces using real-time technologies such as SignalR.

Structure


Introduction

  • What are "distributed systems"?
  • Monoliths and microservices
  • General integration schemes
  • Principles of distributed architecture

Connect components via HTTP

  • Architectural templates TTP - XMLRPC, REST, GraphQL
  • Designing HTTP API
  • HTTP frameworks: WebAPI, NancyFX, ServiceStack
  • Work with HTTP API: testing and tools
  • Scaling HTTP API: caching strategies
  • Exercise: client and server construction HTTP API

Message queues та pub/sub

  • Principles of message queues
  • Queue of messages in .NET - Redis, MSMQ, EasyNetQ
  • Queuing strategies and error handling
  • Extended architectural samples: CQRS, events search
  • Exercise: building pub/sub with .NET

Protocol buffers and gRPC

  • History of RPC in .NET - SOAP, DISCO, WSDL, WCF
  • Access to protocol buffers
  • The contract is the first development
  • Advantages gRPC
  • Exercise: high-performance architecture using gRPC

Web connection

  • Integration of browsers with distributed systems
  • "Backendes for frontends" template
  • Work with SignalR
Exercise: real-time browser notification with SignalR

Requirements

Participants need to have a laptop with Windows, macOS or Linux, and ideally install Microsoft .NET SDK from here.

Exercises can be done in .NET Framework 4.6+ or .NET Core 2.0+

Speakers

Program

09:45
Setting up
30 min
10:00
Module 1: Introduction
1 hour 20 min
11:20
Break
20 min
11:40
Module 2: Connecting Components using HTTP
1 hour 20 min
13:00
Lunch
1 hour
14:00
Module 3: Message queues and publish/subscribe
1 hour
15:00
Break
15 min
15:15
Module 4: Protocol Buffers and gRPC
1 hour
16:15
Break
15 min
16:30
Module 5: Connecting to the Web
1 hour
17:30
The final part of the workshop. Q&A session
30 min
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