Ryan Karg

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@lucasmeijer So does google but they turned out fine

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@Aaronontheweb @OlympicDrankz Local calls with Orleans don’t go through the network and you can also opt out of the deep copy isolation of messages if you want to live dangerously and need all the perf. Or was there something else you meant by local only?

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@Aaronontheweb @AkkaDotNET This is the way

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@Aaronontheweb Is something like GraphRAG what you’re thinking about for knowledge discovery?

https://t.co/x3etZ9ErAN

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@p_mbanugo @davidfowl We use YARP as a gateway in to multiple k8s clusters (packaged multi-cloud, multi-cluster ingress/gateway solutions don’t really exist) and it works great. Also happen to use Orleans there for the few services that need session affinity.

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@terrajobst @barnson People often forget to factor in the cost of the long tail of maintaining what gets built.

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@hyperknot @Cloudflare Good demonstration that DNS is not a load balancer or a least cost routing solution.

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@danpdc @mjovanovictech Dynamic config is great, too, if you need it. We have a multi-cluster k8s ingress where multiple clusters write their config (routes/backends) to object storage then YARP pulls all of those, merges them, and updates its routes. Built off the InMemory provider with a timer added.

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@terrajobst net9.1 it is, then

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@terrajobst @johnzabroski @joelverhagen @_JonDouglas I would assume the net6 on top is the minimum supported runtime. It then can run on anything higher.

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@JamesNK @scottsauber @jbogard @davidfowl Doesn’t mini profiler do something like this?

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@jbogard @JamesNK sequence view could look nice in Aspire

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@jbogard Links vs parent is really a use case specific decision. Some use cases want to tell different stories than others through the data. That sequence diagram is really slick though.

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@clemensv @petereliaskraft Great intro to the distributed saga pattern: https://t.co/ay4H2dVNxQ

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@eulerfx @reubenbond What kind of functionality are you looking for in that? Listing active grains or grains with persistent state? Filtering on those like secondary indexes or map/reduce?

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@vilunov @boristane Tail sampling is what you’re asking for. https://t.co/WkecZZGAo1

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@Aaronontheweb This guy gets it.

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@CFDevelop YARP as our reverse proxy and the made an Orleans based rate limiter implementation to do distributed rate limiting across all instances. Could also do the same rate limiting implementation in the service if using another load balancer.

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@Aaronontheweb @SpeakEZ_LLC @reubenbond @msftorleans @AkkaDotNET Thanks. It’s always easier to find stuff once you know the specific term used in the domain.