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Agenda
Alon Fliess
CTO @ ZioNet, Microsoft MVP & Microsoft Regional Director
Using Dapr Actor Model to Implement the Saga Pattern
The Saga pattern is a widely used architectural pattern for managing long-running distributed transactions. It breaks a complex transaction into smaller, loosely-coupled sub-transactions, known as saga steps. It executes them in a coordinated manner to ensure atomicity, consistency, and isolation across the distributed system. This lecture will introduce the Saga pattern and its benefits in distributed systems. We will then provide an overview of the Distributed Application Runtime (Dapr). This open-source runtime simplifies the development of cloud-native applications by providing a set of building blocks for distributed systems. We will dive deeper into Dapr's Actor Model, a programming model that provides a framework for building highly scalable, fault-tolerant distributed systems. We will explore the key concepts of Actors, such as state, messaging, and activation, and how they can implement the Saga pattern. We will then demonstrate how to use Dapr Actors to implement the Saga pattern in a distributed system. We will follow a step-by-step guide on implementing the Saga pattern using Dapr Actors and show how it can handle failures, retries, and compensations. By the end of the lecture, attendees will have a solid understanding of the Saga pattern, the Actor Model, and how to use Dapr Actors to implement complex long-running distributed transactions. They will also learn best practices and techniques for designing and implementing scalable, resilient, distributed systems.
Break: Recharge & Refresh
Dor Lugasi Gal
Software Engineer @ Microsoft
LINQ - Deep Dive
Let’s explore one of .NET’s greatest features: LINQ (Language Integrated Query). With LINQ, developers can effortlessly perform multiple types of querying, filtering, ordering, grouping, and more using a declarative query syntax that simplifies complex operations into minimal, readable code. In this session, we’ll go beyond the surface to uncover how LINQ works under the hood. We will implement a part of it from scratch by ourselves and we'll explore its internals with benchmarks, profiling, and a bit of thread safety. This session will give you a deeper appreciation of LINQ’s power and provide practical insights to write efficient, optimized C# code. You can expect very few slides and much more live coding.
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