Considerations about Server-side Caching for .NET Applications
Implementing a good caching strategy is fundamental to achieve good performance. Besides that, it is not a trivial task. There …
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Architecture for Data-Intensive Applications
Most of my client’s applications code is for parsing, caching, storing, aggregating, protecting and sharing data! It is not the …
Implementing Complex Distributed (Business) Transactions with Saga Pattern (and workflows)
I talked about microservices at two conferences last week. In both opportunities, the attendees asked me about how to implement …
Getting more or better things done in the same time frame (Gustafson’s law)
When designing systems that need to scale you always need to remember that using better resources could help you to …
Computing Theoretical Speedup in Latency of the Execution with the Amdahl’s Law
When designing systems that need to scale you always need to remember that . In this post, I will share …
Setting Up your first Cluster
In this post, I will help you to set up your first RavenDB cluster. To be honest, it is not …
How Static Analysis Tools are Helping me to Produce Better Software: Understanding the Design
As a consultant, I often need to work with the code that I do not know. I need to understand …
Understanding how .NET memory allocation works and why it is so (dangerously) fast
If you need to improve the performance of .NET applications, then at some point you will need to understand how …
The #1 Rule for .NET Performance
If you ask me one tip to improve the performance of your applications, it would be: Design your objects to …