Async/Await: TPL & Message Pumps
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The document is a recap of a webinar on async programming techniques presented by Daniel Marbach, focusing on best practices in using Task and TPL for CPU-bound and I/O-bound work. Key recommendations include using 'task.run' over 'factory.startnew', applying 'ConfigureAwait(false)', and utilizing cancellation tokens for efficient operation management. The session emphasizes the importance of maintaining non-blocking code to maximize throughput while covering implementation details and offering instructional resources.
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Async/Await: TPL & Message Pumps
- 1. TPL & Message Pumps Welcome webinar
- 2. Part 2 Async webinar series
- 3. Solution Architect Enthusiastic Software Engineer Microsoft MVP for systems integration @danielmarbach particular.net/blog planetgeek.ch
- 5. Recap Use Task.Run, Factory.StartNew for CPU-bound work Use Task directly for IO-bound work Use async Task insteadof async void reminder
- 6. Recap Librariesand frameworks should use ConfigureAwait(false) Async all the way, donât mix blocking and asynchronous code reminder
- 7. Goals Combine async/await with the TPL Throttling your concurrent operations Graceful shutdowns target
- 8. The Pump Code WrapUp
- 9. The Pump Code WrapUp
- 11. The Pump Code WrapUp
- 12. Demoawait
- 13. Semaphore gated
- 14. Demoawait
- 15. The Pump Code WrapUp
- 16. Recap Prefer Task.Run over Factory.StartNew Use CancellationToken to cancel operations insidetasks Use SemaphoreSlim to throttle instead of a custom TaskSchedulerreminder
- 17. Recap Donât use LongRunningor AttachToParent for Tasks with async operations Non-blocking all the way, to maximize throughputreminder
- 20. Q & Aawait
- 21. Thanks