I recently was developing a console application in .net core, where I had to use log4net logging. In the standard asp.net core approach we can use: public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILoggerFactory loggerFactory) { loggerFactory.AddLog4Net(); } But this is .net core console application, where I’m creating LoggerFactory on my own, so it would not work. In… Continue reading Adding a log4Net provider in .net core console app
Month: December 2018
Service Fabric Reliable Actors – is it faster then a regular micro-service approach?
Recently I’m diving into Microsoft actor model implementation – Service Fabric Reliable Actors. Apart from Microsoft Orleans, is another one worth looking into. Let’s start from the beginning. What is Service Fabric? It is many things and can be compared to Kubernetes: Simplify microservices development and application lifecycle management Reliably scale and orchestrate containers and… Continue reading Service Fabric Reliable Actors – is it faster then a regular micro-service approach?
Microsoft Orleans – is it fast?
Microsoft Orleans is a developer-friendly framework for building distributed, high-scale computing applications. It does not require from developer to implement concurrency and data storage model. It requires developer to use predefined code blocks and enforces application to be build in a certain way. As a result Microsoft Orleans empowers developer with a framework with an… Continue reading Microsoft Orleans – is it fast?