Harnessing the Durable Execution Pattern - From Failures to Fault-Tolerance
EventCentric - Talk (50min)
- Speakers
Alberto Acerbis
- Date
- Description
In distributed systems and cloud-native applications, managing long-running processes, external dependencies, and failure-prone tasks is a daunting yet unavoidable challenge. The Durable Execution Pattern provides a powerful framework for orchestrating complex workflows, ensuring reliability, scalability, and resilience in the face of uncertainty. In this session, we’ll demystify the Durable Execution Pattern, diving into its core principles and practical applications. From orchestrating multi-step processes to seamlessly managing state and retries, you’ll discover how this pattern simplifies the development of fault-tolerant systems. Whether you're a developer optimizing serverless workflows, an architect designing event-driven systems, or a leader tackling intricate business logic, this talk will equip you with actionable insights to elevate your architecture. Join us to unlock the potential of durable execution and transform your approach to building reliable, scalable systems.
About Alberto Acerbis
Alberto Acerbis is a hands-on software architect with a strong background in distributed systems. Recognized as a Microsoft MVP in .NET technologies, he actively contributes to the tech community. In his role, Alberto helps customers transform their ideas into robust and scalable solutions. Beyond his professional work, he is a passionate technical speaker, having delivered numerous sessions at conferences over the years. His dedication to knowledge-sharing extends to the communities he has founded and actively participates in, fostering collaboration and continuous learning in the tech ecosystem. Outside of technology, Alberto enjoys mountain activities in all seasons and has a keen interest in philosophy and other disciplines beyond the tech world.