đź“•Another week, another book reviewđź“•
"Learning Dapr"
tl;dr: A different perspective on distributed systems from the creators of Dapr. Introduction to @daprdev combined with creators early insights in one book 🧵👇
"Learning Dapr"
tl;dr: A different perspective on distributed systems from the creators of Dapr. Introduction to @daprdev combined with creators early insights in one book 🧵👇
Starts with a detailed introduction to Dapr philosophy and architecture: Dapr is a language-neutral, unified programming model that abstracts infrastructure details from developers
What are the cloud promises & challenges; and how Dapr simplifies the creation of portable cloud native applications. With examples for service invocation and pub/sub through Dapr
Converting Stateful Services to Stateless Services to Cloud Native
Working with the Dapr State API:
Concurrency Model
Consistency Model
Bulk Operations and Transactions
Concurrency Model
Consistency Model
Bulk Operations and Transactions
Dapr Security Features Overview: Secret Stores & Mutual TLS (mTLS).
Dapr Actor with Timers & Reminders
Designing a sample cloud native application with Dapr.
Bonus chapters: exploration of various application patterns, Dapr at the edge and forward looking ideas.
Bonus chapters: exploration of various application patterns, Dapr at the edge and forward looking ideas.
I loved how all examples written in different languages;
I loved the side stories, use cases, that complemented the technical details.
Dapr is still a fast changing project and the authors call out many areas that are likely to evolve by the time you read read this tweet ;)
I loved the side stories, use cases, that complemented the technical details.
Dapr is still a fast changing project and the authors call out many areas that are likely to evolve by the time you read read this tweet ;)
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