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The end of the legacy Azure Service Bus transport

Particular Software

A while back, we introduced a brand new transport for use with Azure Service Bus. This transport was a necessary step in our Azure offering to allow users to target.NET Standard and.NET Core. More importantly, it started the process of deprecating the now-legacy Azure Service Bus transport.

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What is container as a service? How CaaS compares to PaaS, IaaS, and FaaS

Dynatrace

Container environments enable enterprises to quickly deploy and develop cloud-native applications that can run anywhere. The emergence of Docker and other container services enabled companies to transport code quickly and easily. CaaS automates the processes of hosting, deploying, and managing container technologies.

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Distributed tracing with W3C Trace Context for improved end-to-end visibility (EAP)

Dynatrace

Trace Context is now a candidate recommendation from the W3C, and we expect cloud vendor services and framework developers to comply with this standard in the future. These headers aren’t always transported by third-party components such as middleware, which can result in broken transactions. Without W3C Trace Context.

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Kubernetes vs Docker: What’s the difference?

Dynatrace

Just like shipping containers revolutionized the transportation industry, Docker containers disrupted software. It is a suite of tools for developers to build, share, run and orchestrate containerized apps. Initially developed by Google, it’s now available in many distributions and widely supported by all public cloud vendors.

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Kubernetes in the wild report 2023

Dynatrace

Most Kubernetes clusters in the cloud (73%) are built on top of managed distributions from the hyperscalers like AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), or Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). Cloud-hosted Kubernetes clusters are on par to overtake on-premises deployments in 2023.

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Introducing the new Azure Service Bus transport for.NET Core

Particular Software

Today we’re releasing the new Azure Service Bus transport, which is fully compatible with NServiceBus 7 and.NET Core. You will now be able to run NServiceBus endpoints using Azure Service Bus anywhere. With this news, we’re rebranding the previous transport as the “legacy” Azure Service Bus transport.

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NServiceBus with Azure Functions turns 1.0

Particular Software

NServiceBus support for Microsoft Azure Functions, previously available as a preview package, is turning the big 1.0 Over the past nine months, we’ve been offering NServiceBus support for Microsoft Azure Functions as a Preview. I was surprised by the simplicity of hosting an NServiceBus endpoint in an Azure Function.

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