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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POST 10 : .NET Order Pipeline: Aspire, Service Bus Emulator, and Resilience That Actually Works
Post 10 of 45 · Phase 2: Azure Messaging · 21 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access — free to all on Day 26
The downstream payment API returned HTTP 503 for 2 seconds. Not a crash — a blip. The infrastructure team c...
POST 9 : Azure Service Bus Dead-Letter Queues: Finding, Inspecting, and Replaying Failed Messages
Post 9 of 45 · Phase 2: Azure Messaging · 23 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access — free to all on Day 33
War Story #2 — 40,000 messages in the dead-letter queue — started with one bad deployment. But the damage to...
The relationship between MaxDeliveryCount and MaxConcurrentCalls nobody explains
Three weeks in. Service Bus week. Something I have not seen explained cleanly in any documentation:
MaxDeliveryCount counts delivery attempts across all consumer replicas and across all time — not just the current processing attempt.
This...
POST 11 : DLQ Depth Monitoring with .NET Aspire and Service Bus
Post 11 of 45 · Phase 2: Azure Messaging · 20 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access — free to all on Day 38
The War Story #2 incident had 40,000 messages in the dead-letter queue before anyone noticed. The ActiveMes...
Post 8: Hyperscale Log Monitoring Masterclass: Structured Logging with .NET Aspire, Serilog & OpenTelemetry
Post 8 of 45 · Phase 2: Azure Messaging · 21 min read · No Azure subscription required · Paid early access — free to all on Day 24
In 2023 a .NET team ran a Black Friday sale. They had tested their order processing pipeline at 50 orders pe...
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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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