Real world hypermedia at NRK TV
summary
NRK TV switches from a big monolith to linked bounded contexts using HAL links and an nginx gateway, keeping half a million daily users online while deleting roughly a third of the monolith source. Links act as runtime affordances so clients follow alternative narratives to reach playback; the playback context is replaced and manifests resolve just-in-time. Teams deploy independently, rely on plain HTTP caching, and roll out a new personalization service in F# on Azure, using the strangler pattern and HAL links to migrate gradually.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:25Agenda
- 3:18Business Perspective
- 16:52The Strangler Pattern
- 17:16Purpose for Hypermedia
- 28:56Embedded Resources
- 31:11Navigating the Player Api
- 32:46Share Link
- 39:54How Do We Inform the Clients How To Use the Links
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