Scaling Blazor Server Apps with Azure
summary
Explains how Blazor Server uses SignalR and WebSockets to send small binary render batches (examples show messages like 291 bytes and 27 bytes) and demonstrates a counter app that updates only the changed DOM. Shows Azure SignalR Service as a drop-in NuGet that multiplexes thousands of browser connections so the app only needs a few backend links (demo notes 5 backend connections), measures about 86 KB per client server memory, tests scale up to ~5,000 concurrent circuits, and confirms sticky sessions and reconnection work.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05About Me
- 1:58Blazor Server
- 11:42Signal R
- 16:57Signal Our Service
- 23:30Considerations
- 28:17Demo
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