Talks

In this talk, I will clearly explain and offer a well-defined approach to build a monolith modular application that is easy to transform into a microservice system later.

I'll show you what System.Security.Cryptography actually does on Windows, Linux, and macOS. I will show vulnerabilities of typical defaults AES-CBC, RSA-2048, PBKDF2. I will offer secure analogues of the same classes: AEAD-modes, RSA-PSS/OAEP, “long” PBKDF2 or Argon2, as well as modern additions ChaCha20, SHA-3 and the first post-quantum KEM. I'll wrap up with a checklist on “How to configure properly”.

Do you want to search through the knowledge base or embed AI into some of the processes of an existing .NET solution, but you don't want to add any other languages to the solution? I have good news for you: everything is already done for .NET!

JIT in .NET is a powerful but sensitive tool. In order for it to reach its potential, you need to understand how it works. We will look at its development path, key optimizations, and limitations at the code level. We will learn how to systematically help JIT in highly loaded scenarios.

We will dive into the practical aspects of the methodology, analyze a real case study and learn to identify key events that shape the business logic. You will be able to design your own system, applying the knowledge gained in practice and working in a team.

In microservice interaction, it is required to transfer data between programs. For this purpose, there is a profession named after the most popular format has emerged — data stacker. What awaits the data stacker in the next stage of his career? A world of experimental binary formats with incompatible implementations.

You will learn how references and arithmetic operations with managed pointers are implemented. We will look “under the hood” of runtime and delve into the world of low-level code optimizations.

Let's imagine ourselves as developers facing the task of integrating the .NET platform with a new DBMS. What are the key aspects and issues to be considered for successful integration?

Do you already know how to deploy applications to K8s, but feel like every new commit to the cluster is a leap into the unknown?

Let’s dispel that magic! We’ll dive “under the hood” to see what containers, Pods, Service, and Ingress really are, and prove that Kubernetes isn’t witchcraft but a rather simple — and in its own way beautifully designed — piece of software.

A talk on trying to surpass Hangfire and Quartz and develop a proprietary library for storing and running background tasks with a focus on high performance, optimal resource consumption, use in distributed systems, and resilience to failures.

Practices of transferring personal data via data buses using Kafka as an example. Encryption at JSON-serialization level. Key storage in HashiCorp Vault.