Orleans Workshop

Microsoft Orleans - https://github.com/dotnet/orleans/ is a .NET framework for building Cloud Native distributed applications in .NET. It has been battle-tested by years of production usage as a platform for services behind such Microsoft products as Halo, Gears of War, Skype, and Azure services such as Azure IoT Digital Twins, Azure ML, Azure PlayFab, and Azure Quantum, as well as by numerous non-Microsoft systems.

 

Reuben Bond

Reuben Bond

@reubenbond

Dev Lead

Reuben is a distributed systems enthusiast and developer on the Orleans team in Azure PlayFab at Microsoft. He first joined Microsoft in 2011 on the Azure Active Directory team and launched the multi-dimensional metrics system used by internal Microsoft services. Shortly after leaving Microsoft, and returning to Australia, he became involved with Orleans as an external contributor and soon found himself back in Redmond helping to simplify distributed systems development for all developers.

Reuben Bond

Dev Lead at Microsoft - Orleans Team

Reuben is a distributed systems enthusiast and developer on the Orleans team in Azure PlayFab at Microsoft. He first joined Microsoft in 2011 on the Azure Active Directory team and launched the multi-dimensional metrics system used by internal Microsoft services. Shortly after leaving Microsoft, and returning to Australia, he became involved with Orleans as an external contributor and soon found himself back in Redmond helping to simplify distributed systems development for all developers.

Talk

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Beyond FaaS: Stateful, Scalable, & Scrutable Cloud Apps with Orleans

Functions-as-a-Service (FaaS) is a popular approach for serverless computing. It is simple and powerful, hiding complexities associated with the fault-prone and fast-changing cloud hosting environment which it's designed for.
 
There is a catch, however: FaaS is a stateless model, but business processes are typically defined in terms of state. The burden of state management and coordination falls on the application developer, but FaaS does not provide them with tools to manage the associated challenges.
 
Stateful serverless programming models can alleviate this burden, addressing coordination and state management concerns while still providing the benefits of the FaaS model.
 
The Virtual Actor model is one such model.
 
In this talk, we'll discuss some of the challenges which developers face when building cloud-based applications, introduce Microsoft Orleans and the programming models it provides, and cover how we use Orleans at Microsoft to build large-scale cloud services.

What the attendees will learn

In this workshop, you'll get hands-on experience creating applications and services that are fun to build and test on your laptop, but can easily scale to hundreds of servers when needed. You will progress from the basics of the Orleans programming model and the development process to more advanced features and popular design patterns. At the end of the workshop, you should be ready to quickly build a system that can run in an efficient and scalable manner anywhere you need (Azure, AWS, GCP, on-premises) the way you need.

Orleans Workshop

Date and time:

Wednesday 27th

9:00 - 13:30

Topics:

Distributed Systems, Orleans, C#

Target audience roles:

NET developers who are interested in building cloud native applications

Attendees:

22

Included:

Coffee and tea

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27th - 29th APRIL 2022