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Microsoft Project Orleans ClientBuilder and SiloBuilder Prior 2.0.0 stable, we used to configure client and silo using ClientConfiguration and ClusterConfiguration . I was hard to understand how to configure those as many options were available. Moving forward to 2.0.0 stable, ClientConfiguration and ClusterConfiguration no longer exist! It has now been replaced by a ClientBuilder and a SiloBuilder (notice there is no cluster builder). The shift toward builders makes life easier to us to configure client and silo. Today I want to take the time to explain how the migration between beta 3 and stable can be done in three parts: Configure ClientBuilder Configure SiloBuilder 1. Configure the ClientBuilder A client needs to connect to a cluster. The only configuration needed for the client is therefore: the id of the cluster the id of the service where to find the cluster During beta this used to be configured in ClientConfiguration , it is now done using the ClientBuilder :...

DotNet Framework Standard Core and ASP Net Core Lot of things have changed from the past few years in the DotNet ecosystem. In many occasions, I have seen people get confused with the differences between DotNet Core, DotNet Standard and DotNet Framework and how do they all relate to ASP Net Core. I don’t blame them, so many new keywords that it is quite confusing to first look at. Today, I would like to explain the differences in term of project templates. What is the difference between DotNet Standard library or DotNet Core library, what is the difference between DotNet Core application or DotNet Framework application, etc… This post will contain 5 points: 1. DotNet Framework 2. DotNet Standard 3. DotNet Core 4. How to choose 5. ASP.Net Core 1. DotNet Framework Everything started from DotNet framework. We would build libraries, console app and web application using ASP.Net MVC on top of DotNet Framework. DotNet framework provides a set of API available for application to use ...