ASP.NET Community Standup - Reliable web app pattern for .NET

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The reliable web app (RWA) pattern helps migrate web apps to the cloud with high performance, security, reliability, and operations. Based on the Azure Well-Architected Framework, it sets a strong foundation for future modernization in Microsoft Azure. Learn how to optimize cost and performance with minimal changes from on-premises to Azure. Join us to improve your web app's reliability in Azure with best practices.

Chapters:
00:00 Countdown
03:03 Welcome to the ASP.NET Community Standup
04:25 Community Links
17:54 Enterprise web app patterns
19:17 Reliable web app pattern
28:11 Reliable web app pattern GitHub Repo
37:50 Demo
01:10:10 Wrap

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  1. dotnet
  2. azure
  3. dotnet
  4. aspnetcore
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I would say MVC was a bit limited. It always required a frontend framework on top. Whereas Blazer has it all 😅

CarlintVeld