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Steeltoe 2.1 Boosts Your .NET Microservices with Actuator Endpoints, Distributed Tracing, and Deeper Support for the Frameworks that Matter.
Steeltoe, an open-source project that simplifies microservices for .NET, includes enhancements for management & monitoring. It also has deeper support for ASP.NET 4.x and .NET Core / ASP.NET Core 2.1.
State of Steeltoe 2020
"From support for Streams and Kubernetes to enhanced extensibility, Steeltoe has loads of new functionality. This session provides an overview of what’s new ...
Steeltoe: Develop .NET Microservices Without Cloud Platform Lock-In
This two part session will start out with an update on what's new in our latest release and what features are coming in Steeltoe 3.0. Next, we will move into...
Using External Configuration with Spring Cloud Config and Steeltoe
The Steeltoe project has solid support for enabling .NET applications to leverage centralized configuration in their architecture. In this episode, Christos ...
A Journey into .NET Microservices with Steeltoe
The Steeltoe project aims to help you get the most out of the cloud, with very little code. By taking advantage of .NET Core's dependency injection and middl...
Architecture Short Course: How to Develop a Design Concept
All architecture begins with a concept. If you’re struggling to find one, curious about what one is, or wondering how architects begin their projects; this s...
Getting Started with 3-D Printing - SAS Workshops
If you are building test systems, 3-d printing is a useful skill to have. Here I talk about my experienc getting started with 3-d printing.
37 DIY Standing Desks Built with Pipe and Kee Klamp
Are you looking for the perfect standing desk? Why not build your own? In this article, you'll find 37 standing desk ideas that you can copy. Check it out!
Writing to Google Sheets API using C# .NET and a Services Account | by William Chislett | Medium
William Chislett
TLDR: Create a Google Service account with the service account user role; download credentials file; add the service account’s email address to write permissions on the sheet; scroll to the bottom of…
My Favorite NServiceBus Features - Message Encryption
Property encryption is one of my favorite NServiceBus features in that it provides a pattern for implementing message encryption as well as providing a concrete basis for addressing the concerns of compliance and security teams. Additionally, once your endpoint conventions are configured, it is easy to live with since it gets implemented only where necessary and in a consistent way.