@JamesNK But, will we finally be able to sort the Timestamp column?
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Regnum Irae
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The Aspire dashboard is getting a ton of new features for managing telemetry and using data.
In the next version:
Export your entire app state to a zip file 📦, attach it to an issue, hand it to AI for analysis 🤖, or give it to a teammate to import into their own dashboard 🧑💻
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@ColtsGuy505 @SumitM_X Dynatrace is really horrible to work with when you want to instrument your apps with OTEL…
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@SumitM_X Essentially all of them, some more focused than others
Were adding Dynatrace to our Otel setup in the coming weeks
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As a Backend dev , how many concepts can you explain from below :
1. Event-Driven Architecture
2. Saga Pattern
3. CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)
4. Event Sourcing
5. Circuit Breaker Pattern
6. Distributed Tracing
7. CAP Theorem
8. Idempotency
9. Data Sharding
10. API Gateway
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@codeopinion Whats going on with codeopinion.com doesn’t appear to be working?
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No. The problem isn't orchestration. The problem is excessive coupling because of the boundaries defined.
Rohit Ghumare@ghumare64
We had microservices calling microservices calling microservices. One API request triggered 12 internal calls. Believe me, Tracing was a nightmare. Debugging took hours and hours. Adding a new service meant updating 5 other services. The problem isn't microservices. It's what we're missing The orchestration layer that actually works.
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@davidfowl @coolcsh @aspiredotdev Nobody in enterprise is using it, especially with the release cadence, just stick to focusing on enterprise features, you know the ones that paid the windows server and sql sever enterprise licenses for years…
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This is a fun post because people using aspire are loving it reddit.com/r/dotnet/s/Ek1…
We are making great progress on the stack m, it’s coming together really nicely. The next 2 releases we plan to make big progress on deployment and other surprises ☺️
#aspire @aspiredotdev
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@jodydonetti @dometrain @nickchapsas Yes that helps, it was mainly around if you were in a memory constrained environment but are happy to accept L2 latency but didn’t want to hit the database. I look forward to the deep dive course
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@irae_regnum @dometrain @nickchapsas … is usually to specify a low duration for L1 and a higher for L2.
This will give you the best outcome, very fast access to hot data + low memory consumption.
Hope this helps.
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Last week I released my first course: Getting Started with Caching in .NET 🎉
It's on @dometrain and I'd like to publicly thank @nickchapsas for the opportunity.
I tried to condense decades of caching experience in 1 place, approachable to everyone.
dometrain.com/course/getting…
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@MrKoggles @davidfowl Aspire is a solution still looking for a problem, not really sure why they keep pushing it so much, nobody in an enterprise environment is going to use it…
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Look I love writing c# #dotnet but I truely dont understand the point of Aspire. Can someone please explain it to me like Im 5?
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@JamesNK All these days of features yet you still cant do the most basic of things like sort structured logs by timestamp!!!
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