The New Data Protection Features of .NET 8 (GDPR)

Hello everybody, I'm Nick, and in this video, I will introduce you to the new data compliance packages added in .NET 8. These packages include data redaction functionality that data regulators require in applications, usually due to GDPR.

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[vincentverweij]

Happy that you covered the StarRedactor as well. Simply removing the data looked a bit odd, as if the user did not provide anything. So, having something like that StarRedactor at least shows that some input was given. Great video, thanks for it!

[antonmartyniuk]

We definetely need some benchmarks here to see the performance comparing to non redacted logging and comparison to Serilog as well

[Simnico]

As someone who use Serilog heavily. I find it very nice to see that the built in logger is starting to become more and more and alternative as it as more and more features and it is very nice that they use span everywhere and make it efficient as logging can really slow down an application espicially if you have alot of logs.

[nocgod]

I'd love to see some benchmarks for msft logging + redaction vs. serilog direct interface with redactor and serilog through microsoft logging interface including redactor.

[AlexanderBelikov]

Biggest challenge I see is adding attributes on models. It's convenient but now models have bits required for logging. I wish there was an easy way to set it up aside leaving models clean.

[zirkzirk]

Good video! My social security number is leaked every quarter! Hopefully the IT world learns a thing or two.

[Termit]

Thank you for the video! But this doesn't make an application automatically GDPR compliant. It is just masking data, but the real thing is not to process personal data if they are not needed and store them in separate protected store

[robl]

At first glance the Redactor api seems odd to me. Why does the Redact method return a length and what is the purpose of the GetRedactedLength method? Why isn’t there just the one Redact method?

[noelfrancisco]

Is it possible to combine LoggerMessage with Serilog? thanks.

[alexandernava]

With the new code injection/generating, can we now extract the logging logic out of the classes, and specify where it should be added from outside the classes?

[MatinDevs]

"This random number" in 10:42 is the biggest lie you've ever said in your life

[Cristian-ekxy]

What can we do if we are stuck in .net 6? I would love to have that expand object feature in .net 6

[soulsearchingsun]

What about using @ to deconstruct objects?

[javiergarciadelanoceda]

Really nice! We implemented a solution that was heavy reflection based. Could we just plug this with system.Text.Json serializer?

[stevehumby]

Hi Nick. I purchased the Modular Monoliths Geting Started and Deep Dive courses separately but didn't realise there came as a bundle. Any chance you could re-embuse the difference off my next course please? Ta

[surendrapratap]

Please create video on .NET 8 with JWT using refresh Token

[fotofoxes]

Distributed transactions were invented many years ago just to solve this problem.
This crap basically making the worst thing possible: it creates another queue out of a database table, and makes it pump messages to the next queue.

[tHesTx-ytb]

Can this be used for saving to database? Is there a way of return full data saved like this in db?

[paulmdevenney]

Genuine question. Is there still a need for a tool like serilog now? Every additional package adds complexity to the solution, and it would be nice if the "OOB" tools did the job.

[dotnetdevni]

its sad one of dotnets most prominent voices not even using visual studio