Nice video!, I have a question, is there a security tool with which I can scan the ymls of the components, if someone got access to the Ymls files how do I prevent them from being modified?
Then the Dapr CLI is installed locally, it also installs a docker container with Redis. The pubsub.yaml file mentioned at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yf0qT0waEiQ.html contains the configuration of connecting to this local Redis instance. ^MD
Hi Mark , excellent presentation I am wondering why this video has so many less views and likes , need more help in deep dive , need more videos if possible of some practical applications like dapr powered applications running on azure container app , also it would be great if you can cover some more vidoes for changing messaging component to rabbit mq or azure service bus covering kinds of configurations required
More videos will definitely be created. Regarding RabbitMQ, this page in the Dapr docs contains more information and an example how to run RabbitMQ in a local container: docs.dapr.io/reference/components-reference/supported-pubsub/setup-rabbitmq/ ^MD
Thank you , I have tried this code using visual studio in windows 10 , but couldn't succeed, dapr pluggable components dependency on WSL support with ubuntu
Yes pluggable components can't developed on Windows alone. It requires WSL. If you have any issues, please join the Dapr Discord and ask the community: bit.ly/dapr-discord ^MD
Sounds like Durable Task Framework to me. Even the workflow pattern names are the same and I believe I saw a reference to durable tasks in the workflow logs when you ran it using dapr cli. Am I missing something?
From my understanding it is basically the same. Same dev who made DTF I believe is at Diagrid now and was a core developer of dapr. But you can also other engines like temporal or conductor if you want.
The .NET Durable Task Framework was rewritten in Go for Dapr. And indeed it was the same engineer. So that's is why the patterns names and methods are so similar :). ^MD
