Python microservices on PaaS done right
summary
Claims that PaaS-centered microservices work with concrete tooling and measurements the setup uses Cloud Foundry on AWS/OpenStack with containers, a CI flow driven by git submodules and tox, service tests via Mountbank, and logs/metrics into ELK and InfluxDB the speaker measures Python frameworks on a 2‑core 1GB VM finding Falcon vs Spring Boot roughly comparable under JSON load though Falcon shows more failures and chooses Falcon for minimalism and debuggability plus API docs via Swagger
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 14:13CloudFoundry app
- 15:24manifest.yml
- 20:31Unit testing - pub/sub
- 21:37Service testing
- 23:31Tox config
- 24:48Swagger - live API docs
- 35:20More info
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