Making Use of DAPR in the Real World
summary
Claims that DAPR makes microservices portable and language-agnostic and demonstrates it with a local lab: Docker, DAPR CLI, a Jupyter notebook, a Redis state store in Redis, a Go backend, a TypeScript frontend and websockets. Shows a browser game where services publish to a topic and another service handles events via pub/sub topic invocation, using the sidecar model. Notes 9 capability types and ~97 components, some demos run cleanly and one larger demo fails to start.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to DAPR
- 1:46What is DAPR
- 5:39DAPR as CNCF project
- 9:55DAPR sidecars and APIs
- 12:04Setting up DAPR demo
- 16:21State management with DAPR
- 18:27Multi-service app with DAPR
- 22:33Q&A
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