Dapr Day 2024: All The Videos
Hundreds of developers from the Dapr community came together for the first Dapr Day: a virtual event where they shared ideas, real-world stories, and advice. Missed the event live? Now you can catch up with all the session videos here.
1. Keynote
Yaron Schneider, Dapr co-creator, runtime maintainer, and steering committee member kicks off the event and sets the scene with hosts Cecil Phillip (Stripe) and Marc Duiker (Diagrid)
2. Lessons learnt from running Dapr-based apps in production
Alex Mang, Microsoft MVP & RD, KeyTicket
3. .NET Aspire and Dapr
Robin Conrad, Enterprise Architect, Wipro
4. Dapr Unleashed - Accelerating microservice development
Miroslav Janeski, Technical Director, init
5. An introduction to microservices observability with Dapr
Irvi Aini, CNCF Ambassador
6. Building Fintech solutions with Dapr
Michiel van Pratt, ihomer
7. Microservices Development with Dapr and KubeMQ
Gilles Flisch & Lior Nabat, Elia
8. Implementing Dapr in an existing environment
Mika Krooswijk & Stijn Rutten, infosupport
9. A tour of tools, platforms and partnerships backed by Dapr!
Kendall Roden, Diagrid
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