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RabbitMQ message bus OpenTelemetry tracing example
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Dictionary Comparison for InFlightOperationSet assuming no lock contention
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Proposal for handling synchronous methods in the .Net Standard version of the Couchbase .Net SDK
Couchbase .Net Standard 1.5 Sync Methods
Overview
In .Net Core, .Net Standard, and other related technologies Microsoft has moved away from synchronous method implementations for
any method that may involve latency. Instead, they favor only offering async methods. This is especially true for any methods
that involve I/O, such as network connections, streams, file access, etc. This forces the consuming developer to recognize
the inherently asynchronous nature of the operation and develop their application based on this knowledge. It becomes a
syntax-level and compiler recognized way to ensure that developers recognize the delays involved in the operation they are performing.
Discussion regarding different approaches to implementing .Net Core support in the Couchbase .Net Client
Couchbase .Net Core Support
Overview
This document describes various approaches that might be used to add .Net Core support to the Couchbase .Net SDK.
It is based upon some preexisting work that has already been completed, detailed in https://issues.couchbase.com/browse/NCBC-915.
Understanding .Net Standard
It is important to understand the basic precepts behind .Net Standard in order to understand this document.