Introducing Dapr : cloud-native applications at speed
Dapr stands for Distributed Application Runtime. Its mission is to simplify the life of developers working on microservices and distributed applications.
My experience at KubeCon 2020 North-America (Virtual)
For those who don’t know, KubeCon is a bi-annual conference around Kubernetes. In fact, it’s more about the whole ecosystem around Kubernetes which is backed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). It was the first time for me and I wanted to share my experience with this new conference. Disclaimer Even though I worked …
How to get a .NET 5 docker image below 40 MB
If you ask yourself what’s the best language/platform to build a cloud-native application, you may find that Go is the way to go. The vast majority of open-source software written in this space is done with Go as it’s a perfect language for obtaining a working app with a very small amount of code and …
Remote Debugging .NET Containers
Vous préférez lire en français? Consulter la version française ici : Déboguer les conteneurs .NET à distance You will find several articles that will talk about local debugging .NET container through the magic of Visual Studio or VS Code, but it’s not easy to find the right information for remote debugging. Local debugging with the …
Building ASP.NET Core docker image on Azure DevOps : no such file or directory
Note : This post was initialy posted at https://pragma3.wordpress.com/2019/05/23/building-asp-net-core-docker-image-on-azure-devops-no-such-file-or-directory/ When you try to build a docker image for a default ASP.NET Core project template on Azure DevOps for the first time, you should encounter the following error : Step 6/26 : COPY [« TestClassicApp.Api1/TestClassicApp.Api1.csproj », « TestClassicApp.Api1/ »] COPY failed: stat /var/lib/docker/tmp/docker-builder260812138/TestClassicApp.Api1/TestClassicApp.Api1.csproj: no such file or directory ##[error]COPY failed: …
Today I shared with my team that after 32 fantastic years (!) I'll be retiring from @Microsoft!
What's next? 1) I'm staying on until summer to help with the transition (SO MUCH GOODNESS COMING), then 2) focus on the two kids still at home & the 1 who just started college. :)
I’ve been running this ARM-based machine for the last 6 months. It’s fantastic. 32G RAM + 512G storage, Wi-Fi 6, eth, 3x USB-A + 2x USB-C, Mini Display port. I am driving 3 external monitors simultaneously. Quiet and fast and running ARM native Visual Studio, Windows, Edge, more https://twitter.com/windowsdev/status/1584592910200209409
🚨Windows Dev Kit 2023 aka Project Volterra is here! 🚨
This device is built by developers for developers. With Windows Dev Kit 2023 you can bring your entire app development onto one compact device. Learn more ⬇️ https://msft.it/6011dZyfX
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