Windows Server AppFabric Cache
Windows Server AppFabric is a distributed cache solution that comes with Microsoft Windows Server. This course will cover the basics of programming against the cache and how to use it to scale your .NET applications.
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Introduction |
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00:18:40 | |
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Introduction
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04:41 | |
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What is AppFabric Caching?
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03:13 | |
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AppFabric Cache Architecture
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04:06 | |
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AppFabric Cache as a hunk of memory
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02:20 | |
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Architecture with AppFabric Cache
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03:51 | |
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Summary
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00:29 | |
Programming |
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00:45:13 | |
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Programming
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04:37 | |
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Demo - Connecting to the Cache Cluster
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10:02 | |
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Adding data to the cache
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03:59 | |
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Demo - Using Cache API from ASP.NET
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11:02 | |
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More on programming the cache
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05:34 | |
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Local cache
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03:24 | |
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Demo - using the Local Cache
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05:49 | |
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Summary
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00:46 | |
Programming II |
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00:19:35 | |
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Programming App Fabric Cache – Part II
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00:15 | |
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Outline
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00:07 | |
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Regions
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06:19 | |
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Region APIs
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00:38 | |
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Demo - Regions
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02:32 | |
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Get versus GetCacheItem
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01:14 | |
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DataCacheItem
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00:37 | |
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Tags
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01:24 | |
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APIs for adding tags
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02:42 | |
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Retrieving tags and items
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02:31 | |
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Summary
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01:16 | |
More Windows Server AppFabric Cache Features |
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00:33:23 | |
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More on Windows Server AppFabric Cache - HA, locking and callbacks
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00:21 | |
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Outline
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00:24 | |
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High Availability
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06:19 | |
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Optimistic Concurrency
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04:25 | |
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Using Optimistic Concurrency
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00:37 | |
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Concurrency APIs
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00:39 | |
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Demo - Optimistic Locking
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03:42 | |
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Pessimistic Concurrency
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00:29 | |
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Pessimistic Locking
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01:53 | |
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Demo - Pesimistic
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05:21 | |
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Callbacks
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04:24 | |
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DataCache callback API and DataCacheOperation filter
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01:02 | |
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Using callbacks
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00:36 | |
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Write-behind and read-through provider
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02:28 | |
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Summary
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00:43 | |
Session |
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00:15:04 | |
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AppFabric Cache’s ASP.NET Session State Provider
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00:14 | |
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Outline
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00:16 | |
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ASP.NET Session Provider
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01:22 | |
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ASP.NET considerations
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01:44 | |
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DataCacheClient or DataCacheClients
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01:23 | |
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Configuration
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02:09 | |
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Sharing session state
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01:27 | |
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Demo
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04:21 | |
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To HA or not to HA?
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01:15 | |
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Summary
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00:53 | |
Management |
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00:25:41 | |
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AppFabric Cache Management and Security
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00:13 | |
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Outline
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00:22 | |
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Setting up PowerShell
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00:54 | |
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Loading configuration
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02:34 | |
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Configuration cmdlets
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01:02 | |
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Cache cmdlets
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01:54 | |
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Security
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03:31 | |
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Security cmdlets
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00:16 | |
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Security configuration / Mode and ProtectionLevel
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01:30 | |
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Client security configuration
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01:14 | |
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Changing cluster security
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00:42 | |
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Demo - PowerShell
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09:00 | |
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Performance monitoring
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00:27 | |
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Logging
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00:33 | |
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Enabling ETW
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00:50 | |
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Summary
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00:39 |
Introduction