In this talk, we will explore the use of actors in Azure Container App Services to maintain state within distributed systems, while also leveraging the developer-friendly serverless approach. Actors are a programming model that enables developers to build highly concurrent, scalable, and reliable applications using the actor pattern. In the context of Azure Container App Services, actors allow developers to build stateful, microservices-based applications that can be deployed and managed in containers, with the added benefit of a serverless approach that abstracts away infrastructure management and scaling, making it easy for developers to focus on writing their code. One framework that makes it easy to implement actors in Azure Container App Services is Orleans. Orleans is a cross-platform, open-source framework that simplifies the development of distributed systems using the actor model.
Throughout the talk, Thomas will be demonstrating the concepts through a live practical demo, which will help to get a better understanding of the topic and see the concepts in action. He will discuss the benefits of using Orleans and actors in Azure Container App Services, including improved performance, scalability, and reliability, while also leveraging the developer-friendly serverless approach, as well as provide guidance on how to get started with Orleans and actors in Azure Container App Services. This talk will be of interest to developers and architects who are looking to build stateful, scalable, and reliable applications in the cloud.

That is a brand new talk, that show the power of being serverless with state. This talk will be interesting for devs and architects, because the talks topic will enable them to build solutions instead of managing infrastructure.
I require internet connection and perhaps an additional space for placing an IoT device, if possible.