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Expert Talk: gRPC, Kubernetes & .NET • Mark Rendle & Matt Turner
Explore the intersection of gRPC, Kubernetes, and.NET as experts Mark Rendle and Matt Turner share insights on API design, container orchestration, and language choices for modern software development.
- Terraform is not the best solution for infrastructure as code, as it’s only run once and can lead to drift.
- gRPC is a great solution for APIs, with its binary protocol and streaming capabilities.
- .NET 7 will implement gRPC JSON, which is a new feature.
- Kubernetes is now a standard for container orchestration, but it’s not without its challenges.
- Language choices, such as Rust and Go, can be good alternatives to Java.
- Kubernetes is similar to plan 9, in that it provides a standard for containers and orchestration.
- gRPC can be used for service meshes, and the better libraries emit spans for coding.
- .NET is a good language, but it has some limitations, such as its image problem.
- Windows has been around for a long time, and requires careful consideration of its updates and reboots.
- OpenTelemetry is a complex tool that requires careful application.
- Kubernetes has many uses, such as streaming and bidirectional streaming.
- The idea of using a service mesh with gRPC is a good one.
- Kotlin is a good language that’s similar to .NET.
- Kubernetes has many features, such as active and passive health checking.
- The community around Kubernetes is large and active.
- M$ has made some strange decisions, such as its .NET Core.
- Cloudflare is a good alternative to traditional databases.
- gRPC is a good choice for APIs, due to its speed and binary protocol.
- Java is not the best choice for development, due to its image problem.
- Go is a good language that’s similar to C.
- The concept of streaming is important for modern APIs.