JetBrains .NET Days Online 2022. Day 2
summary
Cloud native .NET demos show a working AWS pipeline: S3 → SQS → Lambda → Textract → DynamoDB uploads a document, runs Textract, and stores parsed results in a few minutes. API tradeoffs get concrete: gRPC uses Protocol Buffers for tiny binary messages, GraphQL gives client-shaped queries, REST gives broad tooling. Distributed tracing uses OpenTelemetry traces/spans to follow message flows and root causes; Chaos Engineering uses controlled game days and small blast radii. F# is used for a maritime fuel‑pilot (NetCDF, Cosmos DB, functions) and raw performance work hits 3.8M topo sorts/sec in a custom engine.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:56How to Build a Cloud Native Application With .NET and AWS - François Bouteruche
- 1:05:34REST, GraphQL and gRPC : A Comparison - Poornima Nayar
- 2:20:46Message Processing Failed! But What's the Root Cause? - Laila Bougria
- 3:34:28Chaos Engineering: Unleash the Monkeys - Jacob Duijzer
- 4:50:02Reducing the Environmental Footprint in Nautical Transport With F# & Serverless - Roman Provazník
- 6:05:40F# for Performance Critical Code - Matthew Crews
- 7:08:52The Background on Background Tasks in .NET 6 - Scott Sauber
- 8:13:15Wrap-up
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