May 6 2012
No application is in island. Every application needs to interact with other applications located in remote, or consumes data stored in remote. Your application should be cautious and handle instability situations while interacting with these remote endpoints. Various practices and patterns are available for implementing a stable system. Michael T. Nygard specifies following stability patterns [...]
Apr 6 2012
This post discusses the performance benefits of effectively using .NET TPL when doing I/O bound operations. Intent When there is a need for non-synchronous programming pattern (asynchronous and/or parallel) in Azure applications, the pattern of choice must be based on the target VM size we have chosen for that app and the type of operation [...]
Sep 20 2011
Always domain modeling is the vital part and nobody has second opinion about the importance of Domain-driven design. This post is about anti-corruption layer between domain objects and data persistence in the Azure world. Whenever, I am started working on object-repository framework, this famous Einstein’s quote echoed in my mind In theory, theory and practical [...]
Mar 11 2010
Today, a technology newsletter carried with an article about SCA (Service Component Architecture) which is outshone at IBM campus along with BEA. Is it a another SOA specification? Is it a SOA framework? or, alternate to SOA? Michael Rowley who is the author/architect/inventor of this said that it depends. Confused. Yes, it has been mentioned that SOA [...]
A polyglot programmer, Windows Azure app architect, blogger, speaker and technical consultant. Working as Cloud Architect at Aditi Technologies.
