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[Post Event] ITCamp Community Event - Timisoara July 2, 2016

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At the beginning of this month I had the opportunity to be invited as speaker at a local ITCamp Community event in Timișoara. This kind of local community events are so great because you can meet greeat people, that are working for different clients and industries. In this way you can take the real pulse of the IT industry and what is happning in different cities. The event was organized by ITCamp Community.
At this event, there were 5 sessions that talked about different things like mobile development, Azure SQL, security, system center and microservices.
At this event I talked abot Service Fabric and how we can use it to develop microservices solution not only for Azure, but also for on-premises – running them on Windows or Linux.
Below you can find more information related to my presentation and some pictures from the event.

Titile: Azure Microservices in Practice
Abstract: In this session we will take a look on Azure Service Fabric and how we can create a web application using ASP.NET Core and microservices. During the presentation we will create a web application that will be hosted in Azure Service Fabric and use the most important capabilities of Azure Service Fabric.

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