Building Stateful Serverless Applications Using Azure Durable Entities

We all love serverless, as it allows us to to create applications which are highly scalable and available, allowing us to focus on solving business solutions instead of managing infrastructure. One of these services is Azure Functions, which we use to run code in an event driven way. However, what if we run into the limitations on Functions, like not being able to do long-running processes? Or what if we want to orchestrate a process with many Functions, passing around data and state? How about implementing patterns like fan in / fan out, circuit breakers, or creating asynchronous APIs? Enter Durable Entities, which allows to take care of all these wishes, while still keeping all the goodness which serverless provides us.
Who is it aimed at?
This session is aimed at developers and architects.
Why should I attend?
To learn how Azure Durable Entities can help you to create stateful processes and entities, which won't cost anything until they are actually doing processing.
Speaker info:
Eldert can be described as an Azure MVP, Technology Lead, Cloud Solution Architect, blogger, public speaker and technical author. He can regularly be seen on conferences and user groups, speaking on Cloud related topics, with a strong focus on Azure. His experience with the Cloud comes from his daily work with these technologies in many innovative projects with various clients, as well as his drive to further dive into the latest developments in his spare time. Eldert enjoys sharing his knowledge with the community, and believes this is the best way to each other obtain more and better opportunities.
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