Developing and Deploying Microservices with 'Tye'

[@anthonylapshin]

Looks very promising! Hope development will not be stopped!

[@davadou]

Great talk !
Is this sample accessible somewhere ?
The Tye voting sample into the official repo is not the same 😟

[@sebastianbusek2087]

I'm just thinking, why should I learn Tye instead of Docker compose? What are the selling points?

[@g3org3ir]

It's easier to learn Tye, I guess

[@codingstyle9480]

Eventually developers would need to deploy the end product to a Kubernetes cluster. With Tye, the deployment to Kubernetes cluster is simpler as far as I know. Currently people use Helm charts after dockerfiles are created, for the deployment and preparing Helm charts is a lengthy process.

[@codingstyle9480]

Hi, Thank you for the presentation . However, the sample in the github repo is without the Identity Server. Will you push that into the repo as well? Is anybody reading these comments?

[@rafaelubaldo835]

That theme though... want that in my term

[@shakes268]

If you have an Azure native set of microservices how does this help with Azure SQL, Azure CosmosDB and Azure Service Bus. I know CosmosDB has an emulator but Azure Service Bus is a pain to develop with if you have a multiple teams of developers and want to dev/test in isolation. Any suggestions?

Great job guys.

[@codingstyle9480]

How can we get the sample code?

[@ibrahimhussain3248]

I wonder how he got the icon watermark in terminal.... 🤔

[@Luca-cw4ke]

Hope this helps: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/customize-settings/profile-settings#background-image-settings

[@yrusTube]

Your keyboard does not have F5 :O which keyboard is that!