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Radu Vunvulea - Microsoft TechDay Baltic 2016 | First 13 steps to be able to design an application for Azure Service Fabric
Radu Vunvulea is an enthusiastic expert in fields like home automation, e-commerce, and enterprise solutions, showcasing experience with Azure, JavaScript, and .NET technologies. The document includes technical details about reliable services and actors within Azure Service Fabric, emphasizing scalability, performance, and state management. Vunvulea shares his contact information and social media links, inviting exploration of his blog and GitHub samples.
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- 3. RADU VUNVULEA MCTSMCP BANK HOME AUTOMATION MVP ENTERPRISE AUTOMOTIVE PHARMA LEAN AND AGILE E-COMMERCE WEB iQuest AZURE JAVASCRIPT VUNVULEARADU.BLOGSPOT.COM MOBILE DOTNET @RaduVunvulea WCF WPF ENTHUSIASTIC
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- 11. High decoupled Small Easy toreplace Symmetrical architecture Focus on doing a small task Independent deployment units
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- 34. Timers Similar with .NET Calledat a specific time interval Reminders Timer with persistence Trigered in all circumstances (deactivations and failovers) Concurrency Turn based concurrency Stateful Actos only
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- 49. Application • Partitioning • Replication Cluster •Fault Domain • Upgrade Domain • Naming Service • Resource Balancer • Failover Manager
- 53. <ServiceTemplates> <StatelessService ServiceTypeName=“PaymentService" InstanceCount=“8"> <SingletonPartition/> </StatelessService> … </ServiceTemplates> <ServiceTemplates> <StatelessService ServiceTypeName=“CardTransactionService" InstanceCount=“8"> <SingletonPartition /> <ServiceCorrelations> <ServiceCorrelation Scheme="Affinity" ServiceName="fabric:/shopApp/paymentService"/> </ServiceCorrelations> </StatelessService> </ServiceTemplates>
- 54. <ServiceTemplates> <StatelessService ServiceTypeName=“PaymentService" InstanceCount=“8"> <SingletonPartition/> </StatelessService> … </ServiceTemplates> <ServiceTemplates> <StatelessService ServiceTypeName=“CardTransactionService" InstanceCount=“8"> <SingletonPartition /> <ServiceCorrelations> <ServiceCorrelation Scheme="Affinity" ServiceName="fabric:/shopApp/paymentService"/> </ServiceCorrelations> </StatelessService> </ServiceTemplates> <ServiceTemplates> <StatelessService ServiceTypeName=“UserCheckService" InstanceCount=“8"> <SingletonPartition /> <ServiceCorrelations> <ServiceCorrelation Scheme="Affinity" ServiceName="fabric:/shopApp/cardTransactionservice"/> </ServiceCorrelations> </StatelessService> </ServiceTemplates>
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- 62. Today: Enjoy theafternoon Tonight: Take a look on https://github.com/Azure/ servicefabric-samples
- 63. { “name” : “RaduVunvulea, “blog” : “vunvulearadu.blogspot.com”, “email” : ”vunvulear@outlook.com”, “socialMedia” : { “twitter” : “@RaduVunvulea”, “fb” : “radu.vunvulea” } }