Architecture Fixing 99% CPU usage in gRPC service We are back again in gRPC service and this time we will be working on another performance issue. This time we had to deal with super high CPU usage by our gRPC service.
Azure Discovering Most Stupid Mistake I Ever Made - Analyzing gRPC Service MemDump from Linux based Docker Running on ACI Here we are going to discover one of the most stupid mistake I could ever made in my career. The turning point was an informal conversation with the one and only Tess Ferrandez.
Asp.Net Core Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 4 This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This time we talk about data broadcast using gRPC and SignalR.
Azure Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 3 This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. This time we talk about data distribution further to our subscribers.
C# Building Real-time Public Transport Tracking System on Azure - Part 2: Data Collectors & Composer This is next post in series about real-time public transport tracking system development based on Azure infrastructure and services. Here we talk about data processing pipeline.
EPiServer Module Dependencies in EPiServer DeveloperTools After gratefully accepted invitation to contribute to the Episerver Developer Tools package, I can safely do this: All credits to the amazing Episerver team, I'm just contributing here :) So that's
Pizza Architecture Baking Round Shaped Apps with MediatR This post shows all the necessary changes I had to make to convert original pizza solution to use MediatR library (+ also converted to NetCoreApp 2.0).
C# Baking Round Shaped Software - Mapping to the Code This part of the round shaped software blog posts as promised will be about mapping the theoretical terms and ideas mentioned in previous post to the actual code fragments and
C# Baking Round Shaped Software This is the story how I discovered clean, understandable and maintainable software architecture. Why it's round shape and not pentagon, hexagon or any other *-gon shape? In this blog post
