Microsoft Technologies

We specialize in Consulting, Outsourcing and in delivering end-to-end development & testing services to our customers.

Key highlights to our application development and maintenance service includes:

Custom Application Development
Enterprise Application Integration
Based on requirement, we adopt multiple SDLC models viz.. Agile, Waterfall Model etc.
Analysis & Design
Quality Assurance (QA) and Testing
Provide enhancement / application upgrade
Application Performance Tuning
Application Re-engineering
Web Service / SOAP

We have extensive experience in building complex applications that take full advantage of the Microsoft technology stack.

Using Microsoft technologies, we have built mission-critical software systems for institutions like Adapt, Aidha etc.

Our deep expertise in the Microsoft technology stack includes:

We use C# as the preferred language in all our applications, but we are also capable of meeting our client’s needs for any of the .NET languages.
We use ASP.NET MVC and HTML5 for rapid web application development.
Window Presentation Foundation (WPF) is our preferred technology for Windows-based smart client applications.
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is what we use to implement tiered service-oriented applications.
SQL Server and SQL Server Reporting Services is the database technology we use in our applications. We also use Oracle and DB2 implementations for other applications.
SharePoint is the collaboration tool we often use for enterprise integration.

Orleans

Build ‘real world’ high-octane application with Orlean.

Orlean is an open-source framework developed by Microsoft to build cloud-based services for products, such as Halo & Azure.

Why Orleans ?

Simple model enables lots of use-cases.
Improves developer productivity & scalability by default.
Proven by years of demanding production usage.
Highly applicable for many common tasks
Wide range of patterns

Orlean is based on three concepts viz..

A grain
A communication interface
A silo.

Grains
Grains form the core of the Orleans programming model – they are distributed virtual actors.

Grains are .NET classes that derive from a particular base class.

It is easy to think about actors as objects that get dynamically instantiated on different servers and can invoke each other.

They are distributed because interactions with grains may happen across process and computer boundaries, virtual because a particular grain may not be loaded in memory when another component sends it a message.

If not present, the grain will be activated on-demand.
Communication interfaces
Communication interfaces describe how to communicate with grains.

They are .NET interfaces extending a particular base interface.
Silos
Silos are containers of grains, potentially millions of grains in a single silo.

Typically, you will run one silo per machine, but it sometimes make sense to run more than one on a single machine, when testing, for example.

One of the important things is choosing a Key type for your grains.

There are Guids, strings, int and various compound keys that may meet your needs.

Also, an essential means to achieving scalability in the lightweight Orleans programming model is to use asynchronous I/O everywhere, and Orleans forces you to do so.

The essential steps to create and run Orleans-based code:

Define communication interfaces
Implement them using grain classes
Write some client code to communicate with the grains

Basically, in our projects, the grain code would be deployed in a silo hosted by Windows Azure or Windows Server and the client would most likely be a Web site or service using Orleans for the backend logic.

While using Orleans to implement cloud-based services is a core scenario, there is nothing that intrinsically ties it to the cloud as the sole platform. Orleans applications can be deployed both on your server equipment as well as in the cloud. We can set up on premise cluster and deploy your application to it. In Azure, one or more worker roles will be used to host the Orleans silos, and an Azure web role will act as the presentation layer for the application and client to the application grains running in the Orleans silos.

Works on Visual Studio 2017, 2015 & 2013, but a plug-in for Orlean tools needs to be installed separately in Visual Studio in order to work on Orleans Framework. Our experts will help you out with the installation and development of Orlean Technology in your company.

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