How do you know if your web application is healthy? Sure, you can check to be sure your site is running, but is that enough? For instance, maybe your database is responding slowly, or your logging has crashed, or maybe your server is about to run out of hard drive space. How would you know that?
Make your microservice resilient with Polly's Circuit Breaker | .NET CoreSubscribe: http://bit.ly/ChapsasSub Support me on GitHub: http://bit.ly/ChapsSupport Get the source code: http://eepurl.com/gLjkuv Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I will show you how you can implement Polly's Circuit Breaker and Advanced CIrcuit Breaker policies for your microservices.
Evolution Of CPU Processing PowerSubscribe: http://bit.ly/ChapsasSub Support me on GitHub: http://bit.ly/ChapSupport Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video we will talk about the importance of versioning in our API and how we can implement it. Get the source code: http://eepurl.com/gLjkuv Join our Slack community: https://sla
Blazor Course - Use ASP.NET Core to Build Full-Stack C# Web AppsBlazor is a Single Page Application framework created by Microsoft. With Blazor, you write C# to generate dynamic content and with Blazor WebAssembly you can become a full stack developer with C# on both front end and back end. In this course, you will learn about the architecture and how Blazor wor
???? hacker-lawsLaws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful. Like this project? Please considering sponsoring me and the translators. Also check out this podcast on The Changelog - Laws for Hackers to Live By to learn more about the project!
Simple Anomaly Detection Using Plain SQLMany developers think that having a critical bug in their code is the worst thing that can happen. Well, there is something much worse than that: Having a critical bug in your code and not knowing about it!
Which do I use, ConfigureAwait True or False?In this video we answer the ever popular question "Which do I use, ConfigureAwait True or False?". The direct answer to this question is: - If you are a writing code for the UI, use ConfigureAwait(true). - If you are writing code in a library that will be shared, use ConfigureAwait(false) If you
5 Tips and potential MISTAKES that you SHOULD know about, for C# and .NETSubscribe: http://bit.ly/ChapsasSub Support me on GitHub: http://bit.ly/ChapsSupport 00:36 - 1. Async Actions are not awaited 03:30 - 2. Making GetOrAdd in ConcurrentDictionary thread-safe 09:58 - 3. Clean way to have InternalsVisibleTo for testing 14:17 - 4. Auto-implemented property vs expression
Table of contentsAsynchronous programming has been around for several years on the .NET platform but has historically been very difficult to do well. Since the introduction of async/await in C# 5 asynchronous programming has become mainstream. Modern frameworks (like ASP.
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