Towards Modern Development of Cloud Applications
summary
Service Weaver is a Go framework that compiles a modular app into a single binary, auto-generates RPC stubs and metrics, and places components into processes or pods with configurable collocation and routing. It uses custom encoding and transport, code generation relying on generics and embeddings, and deployers for local, multi-process, SSH pools, Kubernetes and GKE. Benchmarks claim about 15x latency improvement and a 9x cost reduction on representative apps.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to service weaver
- 0:48Microservices landscape
- 3:32Core development challenges
- 6:09Solving with Service Weaver
- 8:03Developing distributed apps
- 9:59Developer experience in Go
- 11:51Deployment and infrastructure
- 13:59Performance and benchmarking
- 18:01Observability and tooling
- 19:25Technical implementation in Go
- 20:26Live demo and conclusion
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