Re:.NET Transactional Document DB and Event Store on PostgreSQL
by tracker1 on Sunday September 06, 2020 @03:17AM
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These days, being able to leverage Azure helps... Of course, you can also just as easily use Azure SQL, and for that matter, the dockerized version of SQL Server is really useful for development.
Getting to the point we have a couple projects targetting kubernetes... one for hosting/deployment and testing, one only for testing, and another getting there for testing. Our apps have various differing configurations for various client deployments, so being able to spin up and test with different client configurations for applications is helpful.
Once at that point, introducing something new, such as a redis instance for connection throttling/tracking, or using Postgres locally/remotely for our app databases (service hosted for prod, k8s temporary instances for testing/dev), or spinning up rabbitmq even, or leveraging azure storage queues.
Of course we've also been writing more in node, and less in C# for some things. Getting away from all things C# has been hard in a historically .Net shop though.
Getting to the point we have a couple projects targetting kubernetes... one for hosting/deployment and testing, one only for testing, and another getting there for testing. Our apps have various differing configurations for various client deployments, so being able to spin up and test with different client configurations for applications is helpful.
Once at that point, introducing something new, such as a redis instance for connection throttling/tracking, or using Postgres locally/remotely for our app databases (service hosted for prod, k8s temporary instances for testing/dev), or spinning up rabbitmq even, or leveraging azure storage queues.
Of course we've also been writing more in node, and less in C# for some things. Getting away from all things C# has been hard in a historically .Net shop though.