Understanding .NET and WCF Transactions from Pluralsight

This course aims to make you truly understand transactions. It first lays down the architecture of transactions, and then demonstrates how this architecture is implemented in .NET and WCF.

Strictly speaking, implementing transactions in .NET and WCF is easy: you use WCF attributes to control the service and operations behaviors, and you are done! Moreover, an easier task is to transaction-enable .NET applications. .NET provides you with the classes to do just that. If that is the case, then why a course about transactions? Well, that is because just like everything else in programming, you need to understand the architecture, the underground of whatever seems to be an easy task. Only then can you design solutions as opposed to only coding them. WCF transactions are built from ground up around .NET transactions. This is hardly surprising anyway, since WCF is a .NET technology. However, this sums up as follows: you need to understand how .NET does transactions in order to utilize them in WCF.

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Transactions Architecture

The 2 Phase Commit Protocol

.NET Transactions

WCF Transactions

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Teaches transactions, a core skill in data architecture

Demonstrates how to implement transactions in .NET and WCF, which is relevant in both industry and academia

Examines the architecture and implementation of .NET transactions, which can strengthen an existing foundation for learners

Requires an understanding of programming concepts, making it suitable for intermediate learners

Taught by Mohamad Halabi, an instructor recognized for expertise in software engineering

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Learners who complete Understanding .NET and WCF Transactions will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Architect

A Software Architect is the master designer of applications and large software systems. In this role, you will collaborate with the design team to determine system structure, application components, and communication protocols. The course will provide you with foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them. This can help you meet the demands of the complex networking and distributed systems at the core of modern software applications.

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Software Engineer

Software Engineers are at the heart of building today's software and system products. This role involves the design, development, testing, and maintenance of software systems. The course can help build a foundation in transactions and the architecture around them, which is an essential part of building reliable and secure software systems.

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Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architects work on designing, building, and managing IT infrastructure for large organizations. This role is essential in ensuring that the systems and applications that support the organization's operations are reliable, secure, and efficient. The course can provide you with a deep understanding of transactions and the architecture around them. This is critical for designing and managing complex, distributed IT systems.

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Solution Architect

Solution Architects work with clients to analyze their business needs and design and deliver IT solutions that meet those needs. This role involves understanding the client's business and technology landscape and translating that into a technical solution. The course will help you gain the knowledge and skills necessary to design and implement transaction-based solutions for your clients.

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Database Administrator

Database Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining the databases that store an organization's data. This role involves tasks such as database design, performance tuning, and backup and recovery. The course can help you gain a deep understanding of transactions and the architecture around them. This is critical for ensuring that the database is reliable, secure, and efficient.

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Web Developer

Web Developers design, develop, and maintain websites and web applications. This role involves tasks such as front-end development, back-end development, and database management. The course can help you build a foundation in transactions and the architecture around them. This is important for building reliable and secure web applications.

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Cloud Architect

Cloud Architects design and manage cloud computing solutions for organizations. This role involves tasks such as cloud infrastructure design, cloud application development, and cloud security. The course can help you gain the knowledge and skills necessary to design and implement transaction-based solutions in the cloud.

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Data Analyst

Data Analysts collect, analyze, and interpret data to help organizations make informed decisions. This role involves tasks such as data mining, data visualization, and statistical analysis. The course may provide you with some foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them, which can be helpful for understanding how data is stored and managed in databases.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts work with stakeholders to define, analyze, and solve business problems. This role involves tasks such as requirements gathering, process analysis, and solution design. The course may provide you with some foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them, which can be helpful for understanding how transactions are used to ensure the integrity of business data.

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Project Manager

Project Managers plan, organize, and execute projects. This role involves tasks such as project planning, risk management, and stakeholder management. The course may provide you with some foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them, which can be helpful for understanding how transactions are used to manage project data.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers create and maintain technical documentation for software and systems. This role involves tasks such as writing user manuals, white papers, and technical articles. The course may provide you with some foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them, which can be helpful for understanding how transactions are used to ensure the integrity of data in software systems.

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IT Manager

IT Managers plan, organize, and direct the IT operations of an organization. This role involves tasks such as IT strategy, IT budgeting, and IT staffing. The course may provide you with some foundational knowledge in transactions and the architecture around them, which can be helpful for understanding how transactions are used to ensure the integrity of data in IT systems.

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Marketing Manager

Marketing Managers plan and execute marketing campaigns for products and services. This role involves tasks such as market research, product marketing, and advertising. The course is unlikely to be helpful for this role.

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Sales Manager

Sales Managers plan and execute sales strategies for products and services. This role involves tasks such as sales forecasting, sales team management, and customer relationship management. The course is unlikely to be helpful for this role.

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Human Resources Manager

Human Resources Managers plan and execute HR strategies for organizations. This role involves tasks such as recruiting, employee relations, and compensation and benefits. The course is unlikely to be helpful for this role.

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