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For a long time It's rather common to see the words “.NET” and “microservices” in a single sentence. Statements like “.NET is Windows only” surprise us and the only reaction is “are you really a .NET developer?”. Everyone makes microservices, runs them in Kubernetes and clouds and that all looks good.

However after a closer look at the code most of that coolness disappears. After some zooming microservices become micro monoliths. Practices and approaches put into the heads of young developers by dotnet veterans (who remember stuff like Remoting or COM / DCOM) don’t give up. The result is monstrous overcomplicated (micro)services that don’t necessarily work fine. For some reason the area of speed and resilience very often is uncovered.

During this session Serhii will show typical errors making services vulnerable to unexpected conditions. We will break services then fix them, slow down, speed up, stabilise and so on.

Visit this session – its going to be fun. And maybe you’ll recognize your own services among our examples and will fix them proving that .NET can be used to build fast and recilillent solutions.