Navigating microservices with .NET Core - Ryan Nowak

Join ASP.NET Core architect Ryan Nowak on a developer-focused tour of the microservices landscape.

We'll introduce Kubernetes from the .NET Core developer point of view with lots of demos and examples of what the platform has to offer. We'll show how .NET core technology of today plays in this new world and look forward to what the future may be.

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[guillemsolersuetta]

Incredibly informative, the amount of knowledge that Ryan has and transmit is enormous. Being a .Net developer I would love to learn from such an expert. All the NDC conferences are also very interesting and are an absolute must watch to keep up with the latest software technologies.

[alberthoekstra]

This guy needs more time to talk, I liked it alot. Thanks!

[arunnair]

Great talk, very informative. Is the code shown here available for download?

[responsibleparty]

If it's about Kubernetes, shouldn't that be in the title? 10 minutes in and I'm still not clear on exactly what it is, or what this video is even about.

[frankhaugen]

Stop talking nicely about Yaml! Anything with significant whitespace is the devil's doing, including Yaml

[stephajn]

If you're entirely new to this topic, this isn't the panel for you. Speaker talked REALLY fast, and sadly the mic picks up his heavy breathing from talking fast including a loud gulping sound when he takes a drink of water. It all gets very distracting and in the end it is very difficult to learn from this panel. I tried playing the video at 0.75 speed and that KIND OF started to sound like a somewhat normal speed of speech but it also made this knowledgeable man sound drunk too. This talk is definitely not an introduction talk unless you want to have a thousand terms and products flashbanged at you in quick succession.

[shaddadfalcon]

I am really sick of these click-bait videos for NDC. The video title should be "Navigate Kubernetes" It has nothing to do with Microservices nor .Net