Build powerful distributed applications with Dapr and .NET - Rodrigo Díaz Concha - NDC Porto 2022

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There are so many different concerns that developers and architects have to tackle when building reliable distributed applications, including failure recovery, state management, service discoverability, and service to service communication.

By adopting Dapr, you can quickly solve those concerns and create robust microservices solutions that run on-premises or in any cloud. After attending this session, you will be able to describe Dapr's immediate and practical benefits for building great .NET microservices applications.

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Is the Publish method a guaranteed sender? If so, does that imply the async Publish operation requires a network round trip for acknowledgement before completing? If I have a fast message producer - say, a few thousand or tens of thousands of messages per second, and I want to deliver messages in order, does that mean Publish becomes a bottleneck? Any recommendations for sources that might answer these sorts of questions?

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