Mark Gravell Talking Between Services with gRPC and Other Tricks - .NET Oxford - September 2019

Talking between services with gRPC and other tricks Monolith applications are almost unheard of in todays world with most applications talking between a host of servers whether micro- or macro- for data and functionality. A wide range of service layers exist for this but .NET Core 3 adds first-class support for gRPC Googles preferred offering. In this session well look at how you can integrate gRPC between your applications or to external gRPC resources with efficiency and high performance. Speaker Bio: Marc has been a remote developer for Stack Overflow since 2010 and is somehow also still in the top 10 on the users board usually working on the back-end plumbing for tools like SQL Server or Redis with a keen eye on high performance and scalability with a C bias. He is the authorco-author of multiple popular .NET libraries such as StackExchange.Redis Dapper and Protobuf-net and an active member of the .NET open source community. _________________________________________________________________ About Pusher Sessions: Were bringing the meetup to you. With Sessions you can watch recordings of top-notch talks from developer meetups -- wherever and whenever you want. Meetups are a great way to learn from our peers and to keep up with the latest trends and technologies. As developers ourselves we at Pusher wanted to bring this great content to more people... So we built Sessions. On Sessions you can watch talks that interest you and subscribe to be notified when new content gets added. If you run a meetup and want to get involved kindly get in touch. _________________________________________________________________ About Pusher: Pusher is a hosted service with APIs developer tools and open source libraries that greatly simplify integrating real-time functionality into web and mobile applications. Pusher will automatically scale when required removing all the pain of setting up and maintaining a secure real-time infrastructure. Pusher is already trusted to do so by thousands of developers and companies like GitHub MailChimp the Financial Times Buffer and many more. Getting started takes just a few seconds: simply go to pusher.com and create a free account. Happy hacking!,

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