TechDays 2017 Talk – slides – Cloud Software Architecture

Here is the slide-deck of my talk ‘Building high quality services using Service Fabric’, at TechDays 2017.

The talk featured data partitioning strategies (for Stateful services) and writing your service code in such a way, that it can be unit tested.

If you were there, thank you for attending. If not, I’ll put a link to the video on Channel9 here, once it’s available.

Building high quality services using Azure Service Fabric

And here’s the video too:

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Loek is a Technical Trainer, Cloud solution architect at Xpirit, a public speaker and Microsoft Azure MVP. He focuses on creating secure, scalable and maintainable systems. To help companies make the most efficient transition into the Cloud, he is always looking for even better ways to leverage the Microsoft Azure Platform. As an active member of open source projects, Loek likes to exchange knowledge with other community members. Let’s engage! https://xpirit.com/loek View all posts by loekd

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