Most microservices teams repeatedly build the same distributed-systems foundations—service discovery, messaging, state management, and security. Dapr eliminates this repetition by providing standardized, language-agnostic APIs that abstract common patterns while preserving infrastructure flexibility.
Complexity creeps in quietly — through abstraction, process, and patterns — and platform teams feel it first. Mark Fussell, CEO of Diagrid and co-founder of Dapr, discusses how process debt impacts platform teams.
Can your AI agents survive production AND your budget? Yaron Schneider, CTO and co-founder of Diagrid and creator of Dapr and KEDA, unpacks what it takes to build AI agents that are durable, cost-aware and enterprise-ready.
Mark Fussell shares insights from his extensive experience in distributed systems and discusses how modern architectures are evolving to incorporate AI capabilities.
The origin story of Dapr, how it fits into the cloud-native ecosystem, and why it matters for developers building modern, distributed applications.
Michael and Ben speak with Mark Fussell, CEO of Diagrid, about Dapr, a runtime for building distributed applications. Mark shares insights on the challenges of microservices development, the importance of durable workflows, and the actor model.
Mark Fussell is the co-creator of Dapr, an open-source runtime for cloud native and serverless computing. The episode explores the difference between Dapr and a service mesh, how it benefits platform engineering teams, and Dapr's significance graduating from the CNCF.
Mark Fussell, founder and CEO of Diagrid, discusses the transition from monoliths to microservices and how Dapr simplifies building distributed applications.
In this episode of Cloud Native Compass, host David Flanagan is joined by Mark Fussell, co-founder and CEO of Diagrid, to discuss the intricacies of Dapr and its role in microservices and distributed systems.
