Google Cloud Functions, the .NET Functions Framework, and CloudEvents, with Jon Skeet

Google Cloud Functions, the .NET Functions Framework, and CloudEvents, with Jon Skeet at Codecamp_The One with .NET 2020

Google Cloud Functions is (unsurprisingly) the fully managed Functions-as-a-Service offering on Google Cloud. The preferred way to deploy to Google Cloud Functions is using a Functions Framework: a language-specific framework designed to implement the Functions Framework Contract while getting out of the developer's way as far as possible. Although the Functions Frameworks have been developed with Google Cloud Functions in mind, they're not tied to it in any way - you could easily run the same code on another Cloud platform should you wish to. The .NET Functions Framework is (again, unsurprisingly) the .NET implementation of the Functions Framework Contract, built on ASP.NET Core. Although Functions can, of course, respond to HTTP requests, they're just as likely to be used to respond to events... and that's where CloudEvents come in. CloudEvents is a CNCF project to describe events in a consistent, portable way, so we can all take advantage of common tooling and avoid having to learn a new framework for every type of event. In this code-heavy talk, Jon walks through the getting started experience with the .NET Functions Framework, looks at the customization model, and reflects on some of the unexpected benefits and challenges he's encountered while working on this project.

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Jon Skeet - Staff Software Engineer

Jon has been a Microsoft MVP for more than 13 years and is currently a software engineer at Google, London. He's the top contributor on Stack Overflow, the main contributor on the Noda Time library, and the author of C# in Depth.

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