Distributed Systems with .Net
Distributed Systems with .NET teaches C# engineers how to build production-grade distributed systems using .NET Aspire, Azure Service Bus, Azure Event Hubs, Application Insights, Azure Data Explorer, DAPR, and Bicep — entirely on free Microsoft emulator
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Post 44: Extract Architecture Decisions From Code Comments | .NET Retrospective Generator
Post 44 of 45 · Phase 11: Production Readiness · 16 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access
Forty-three posts have each ended with the same structural sentence: “this file was added because of the decision made in Pos...
Post 43: .NET Documentation as Code: Generate API Docs from XML Comments + Docs Index
Post 43 of 45 · Phase 11: Production Readiness · 17 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access
Two documentation problems have been quietly accumulating since Post 1. First: 24 markdown files now live in docs/ — architec...
Post 42: Production Readiness Checklist in .NET — Static Config Audits vs Runtime Health Checks
Post 42 of 45 · Phase 11: Production Readiness · 19 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access
Forty-one posts of decisions are now embedded across dozens of files: @secure() on one parameter in main.bicep, minReplicaCou...
Post 41: Simulate a Real On-Call Shift in .NET: Burst, Failover, Chaos & Post-Mortem KQL 90-Minute SRE Game Day
Post 41 of 45 · Phase 10: Capstone Scenarios · 21 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access
Eight capstones, eight standalone scenarios. Post 33 proved the system scales under burst. Post 34 proved isolation holds under...
Post 40:.NET 8 Compound Chaos Engineering Capstone | Aspire, Service Bus, Polly & OpenTelemetry Resilience Lab
Post 40 of 45 · Phase 10: Capstone Scenarios · 20 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early accessost 40:
Every capstone from Post 33 through Post 39 tested one resilience mechanism at a time: a burst that triggers KEDA, a bad...
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Senior .NET distributed systems engineer. 15+ years building C# systems on Windows and Azure. Writing the curriculum I wish existed when I started — one production-grade component at a time.
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