ayvazyan.net
Best practices for DevOps, data storage, high availability, and more
http://ayvazyan.net/2015/02/best-practices-for-devops-data-storage-high-availability-and-more
Software Development in a Nutshell. 8226; on Books. Best practices for DevOps, data storage, high availability, and more. Just read Building Cloud Apps with Microsoft Azure. It’s available as a free ebook on. I’d like to say that it was a really interesting reading! In my opinion most of the patterns and ideas described in the book could be (and should be! Applied in on-premises as well. For example. Allows you to setup a very nice DevOps workflow on-premises. Etc for that purpose.
rehansaeed.com
BCL Archives - Muhammad Rehan Saeed
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SENIOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER and MICROSOFT MVP. Reactive Extensions (Rx) Part 8 Timeouts. Task Parallel Library (TPL). Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 1 – Replacing C# Events. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 2 – Wrapping C# Events. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 3 – Naming Conventions. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 4 – Replacing Timers. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 5 – Awaiting Observables. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 6 – Task ToObservable. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 8 – Timeouts. Var cancell...
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Base Class Library Archives - Muhammad Rehan Saeed
http://rehansaeed.com/tag/base-class-library
SENIOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPER and MICROSOFT MVP. Reactive Extensions (Rx) Part 8 Timeouts. Task Parallel Library (TPL). Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 1 – Replacing C# Events. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 2 – Wrapping C# Events. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 3 – Naming Conventions. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 4 – Replacing Timers. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 5 – Awaiting Observables. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 6 – Task ToObservable. Reactive Extensions (Rx) – Part 8 – Timeouts. Var cancell...
nblumhardt.com
Announcing Seq 2 RTW
https://nblumhardt.com/2015/06/announcing-seq-2-rtw
Announcing Seq 2 RTW. Jun 10, 2015. It’s with pleasure I can announce that the RTW build of Seq 2.0. Is a log server designed specifically to take advantage of modern. Techniques. Libraries like Serilog. Produce log events that are not only readable messages, but richly structured objects that can be searched and correlated with ease. Seq is the fastest way for .NET teams to capture and investigate these logs when debugging code in complex environments. And to-the-millisecond date and time filtering.
christophdebaene.com
Linq to Serilog – Christoph De Baene
http://www.christophdebaene.com/blog/2014/05/09/linq-to-serilog
May 9, 2014. May 9, 2014. By Christoph De Baene. Is a logging framework that enables structured logging. More information on how it can be used and configured can be found here. Note that for the following snippets you need Serilog 1.3. Take for example the following code snippet (taken from the sample. Where we changed the configuration to write to a json. Console.ReadKey(true); } } }. Just biting {Fruit} number {Count}". Just biting {Fruit} number {Count:0000}". I sat at {@Chair}". I sat at {Chair}".
horsdal-consult.dk
Horsdal Consult: February 2015
http://www.horsdal-consult.dk/2015_02_01_archive.html
Saturday, February 28, 2015. Nancy 1.0 and the Book. In light of Nancy. Recently reaching 1.0. And quickly thereafter 1.1. I thought it was appropriate to revisit my Nancy book. And the running code sample in it on Nancy 1.1. This post looks at what's changed and what I might have coded differently now. Is the Book still Relevant? But then again, I may be slightly biased). What Broke Between Then and Now? I have had comments that the MongoDB driver used is out of date and that the code in the book uses m...
blachniet.com
Good Habits for Structured Logging with Serilog – Brian Lachniet
http://blachniet.com/blog/serilog-good-habits
Good Habits for Structured Logging with Serilog. Below is a collection of good habits I’ve identified in my recent experiences with structured logging. The code examples are specific to Serilog. But the ideas can be applied to other structured logging tool sets (my stack of choice for .NET projects is Serilog, Elasticsearch and Kibana. Got your own structured logging practices to contribute? Share them on Twitter! When you create you log events, include an. Or something similar. I also include the. If yo...
nblumhardt.com
Contender for .NET’s Prettiest Console?
https://nblumhardt.com/2015/06/contender-for-nets-prettiest-console
Contender for .NET’s Prettiest Console? Jun 11, 2015. Working on the UI for Seq 2. Of time at the command line with Node.js. Based tools like npm. And the output from these is great. There’s heaps of love put into great formatted and colored output in the Node.js ecosystem, and switching back to .NET on the server left me with console envy! A few months back I decided to take matters into my own hands and see how Serilog. Sink, it’s now become my go-to option for command line apps.
