IglooConf 2018: Alex Mang - Visual Studio + Docker + Sprinkles of Azure = Modern Microservices
Alex Mang is a regular conference and user groups speaker focusing mostly on cloud-computing topics, thus aiming to help developers better understand the implications of cloud-computing as a whole. Recently, Alex was invited as a speaker at Microsoft Ignite, the company’s largest and most important technical conference gathering nearly 25,000 attendees. As an Azure Advisor, he regularly offers feedback on upcoming Azure features and services and gets to test them out in early development stages.
Since 2011, Alex is the KeyTicket Solutions CEO, where, besides his entrepreneurial responsibilities, his daily activities cover: project management, scrum master, senior software development for web, desktop and mobile apps and software architecture. For his experience on cloud-driven solutions, his Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD), Microsoft Certified Solution Associate (MCSA) and Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert (MCSE) stand as proof and so do the many happy customers he had the pleasure to work with for the past few years.
Visual Studio + Docker + Sprinkles of Azure = Modern Microservices
Containers have been around for quite some time now, but creating, deploying and maintaining them has been a burden before the days of Docker. Literally, Docker has revolutionized not only the way we think about application development but the entire ‘microservices’ pattern altogether. I’d even go so far to say that ‘microservices’ might have become a hype word because of companies such as Docker, Inc. For the .NET world though, things have moved in a different pace, but with modern and capable tools, frameworks and environments such as Visual Studio 2017, .NET Core, Windows Server 2016, Windows 10 and Azure, actually developing or optimizing .NET-based applications for Docker support no longer is rocket-surgery.
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