Building reliable and portable microservices with Dapr and .NET

[@kalleguld]

Not really a fan of the name. .Net already has a Dapper

[@goqsane]

Yep. For the love of G... can we please not call things the "same"? Agreed with you.

[@nicholash8021]

LOL just when my company basically outlawed any use of Dapper, now I have to somehow sell them Dapr.

[@std661]

How is Dapr different from a service mesh, like Istio?

[@paulyuknewicz704]

There is some overlap on the communication side with mTLS and service discovery features. Dapr is different because it is a set of APIs for developers. The APIs have resiliency features built in, also state management, pub-sub, secrets, and other things not found in a mesh.

[@gpltaylor]

Really great demo. It’s a great idea using sidecarts to abstract implementation and duplications. Using Nugets to import common code into micro services always felt sickly. This is a good alternative.

[@geojaya]

Can you share the git repo

[@paulyuknewicz704]

Hi @George, the repos I showed for Dapr and Azure Container apps were: aka.ms/daprtwitter and aka.ms/daprstoreapi

[@manikantareddyp1594]

Hi thank you for a nice video. i am trying to connect kafka and mongodb with dapr with ssl certificates instead of username and password. do you have any idea?

[@berkay-rz5yf]

good news

[@惊寂]

this grild is pretty!