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.NET Day Franken 2023
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Mega Mergers: Cloud-Native mit Containern & WebAssembly

Architekturen für den optimalen Betrieb in der Cloud bestehen nur aus Containern und laufen immer in Kubernetes!

So ein Schmarrn!! Die Realität sieht ganz anders aus und wird sich dank WebAssembly (Wasm) in den kommenden Jahren noch mehr verändern. Durch die geschickte Kombination von Containern, Cloud-Diensten, und WebAssembly können wir schon heute verteilte Architekturen entwerfen die für die Zukunft gewappnet sind. Anstatt nur se babbele zeigt Cloud-Native Enthusiast Thorsten Hans wie Ihr Euch bereits jetzt WebAssembly auf dem Server und in der Cloud zu nutzen machen könnt und Euch optimal für die Zukunft aufstellt.

Thorsten Hans

Thorsten Hans ist Consultant bei Thinktecture. Sein technologischer Fokus liegt auf Kubernetes, Docker und Infrastructure as Code. Im Frontend sind seine Spezialgebiete Angular und Electron.

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