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Zero downtime deployment

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • May 11, 2021
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Introduction This post is a slightly revised and extended version of the post that has originally been posted here. These days our customers expect their applications to be up and…

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Reactive Programming in the UI: RxJS from Grounds up – Part 1

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • December 27, 2020
  • Reactive Programming / RxJS
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The first part of my upcoming series about reactive programming in the UI using the RxJS library and pure vanilla JS can be found here:Reactive Programming in the UI: RxJS…

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Messaging Patterns – The Basics

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • December 19, 2020
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TLTR; In this post I revisit the 3 most fundamental messaging patterns used when designing and implementing loosely coupled, distributed applications. I will also give a brief overview how these…

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A Docker Workflow for .NET Developers – Part 3

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • October 10, 2019
  • Docker
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This time we want to enable line by line debugging of our microservice inside a running container. Normally I would advise to first do the debugging while running locally and…

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A Docker Workflow for .NET Developers – Part 2

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • October 9, 2019
  • Docker
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In my previous post I introduced a workflow for .NET Core developers that are developing microservices running in containers. The workflow is meant to reduce the friction introduced by the…

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A Docker Workflow for .NET Developers

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • October 4, 2019
  • Docker
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In this post I want to propose a workflow ideally suited for the development of containerized microservices written in .NET C#. A similar approach can be taken for other development…

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Using a bastion container

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • October 2, 2019
  • Docker
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Docker uses software defined networks to protect applications running in containers from unauthorized access. All containers that run on the same network see each other and can communicate freely with…

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Docker Compose & Health Checks

  • gnschenker@gmail.com
  • October 1, 2019
  • Docker
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Docker Compose is a very useful tool when used during the development, testing and continuous integration of a distributed application consisting of more than one service. Instead of having to…

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