Durable Functions 2.0 - Serverless Actors, Orchestrations, and Stateful Functions

[@michallevy9806]

Do not want to comment on design - didn't use durable or any Azure Functions yet - but this is one of the best sessions i'v seen on DNConf 2019 so far. Great job !

[@gl5717]

Nice video. At 16:40 you talk about injecting your own services. What are the different ways of doing that?

[@fullduckdev7327]

as far as I'm aware, it's the only way to inject services in .NET Core. You have to register them in Startup class too. Important bit to know is that functions/webjobs get created as static classes with static methods. to inject anything (or to create a constructor), we need to remove the static keywords, which doesn't have an impact on the workings of the app

[@DeepakShaw]

Thanks!! Very clear and crisp demo. Can you please make a demo on how to clean up durable function history depending on a threshold. Thanks again.

[@vsraman85]

Is it possible to invoke Durable function when a message is received in Service Bus queue? If yes, please let me know how to do that?

[@orestpavlenko860]

i cant understand. Can i use orchestrations for faster answer? like i want to create chat bot and my endPoint(httpTrigger) will receive command then i send this into orchestration function then i use trigger for calling command function and wait for answer, but it doesn't work fast, why? i don't understand( p.s. Azure Functions looks good for this, but not should that i can create command pattern with Azure Durable p.s.s and i use localhost

[@andrewelmendorf2602]

This is really cool

[@robd409]

Bunch of information glossed over and just as useful as ms docs.

[@zeko77tz]

Kind like sagas in nservicebus

[@papepomamemo7223]

Whats wrong with your Visual Studio?

[@fullduckdev7327]

it's VS Code

[@papepomamemo7223]

Horrible solution design.