Thorsten Hans

By: Thorsten Hans This tutorial walks you through building a Spin application in TypeScript that streams data from Linode Object Storage, an S3-compatible cloud storage service. A similar configuration should work for any S3-compatible service, including AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, and others. This is useful for applications that need to serve large files efficiently, such as media streaming, log processing, or real-time data transformations at the edge.

By: Thorsten Hans In today’s software landscape, understanding and creating a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) is no longer optional. As governments and regulatory bodies push for more transparency in software supply chains, we - as developers - have to integrate SBOM generation into our workflows. This article explores what an SBOM actually is, why it’s necessary, and how you can create SBOMs for your Spin applications, ensuring compliance with new regulations.

By: Thorsten Hans Gathering telemetry data is crucial for understanding how your apps behave at runtime and troubleshooting when things go sideways. In this post, we will explore how you can observe Spin apps when running locally using the .NET Aspire Dashboard in standalone mode. Automatic Instrumentation done by Spin Spin does automatic instrumentation. Automatic instrumentation means that Spin gathers metrics, traces, and logs at runtime, without you having to do anything.