Supercharge your builds with Bazel
summary
Bazel is used to orchestrate an Angular 10 preview frontend, a TypeScript Azure Functions backend, and a Rust core compiled to WebAssembly and served on Azure Functions; the demo actually builds and deploys. The concrete claim is reduced build time from ~9–10 minutes to 4 minutes. It shows workspace/package/label rules, writing custom rules for Rust→WASM, and using incremental hermetic caching with optional remote execution — Rust→WASM deployed on Azure Functions.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 4:04Supercharge your builds...
- 5:49BAZEL Benefits...
- 8:38Who's using BAZEL?
- 9:31WORKSPACE file
- 11:33Package content
- 11:57Concept #2: Package PRO TIP
- 13:31Rule example
- 13:41Concept #3: Rules Composition
- 14:32Actions
- 15:18Execution Graph
- 15:52Cache Graph
- 16:22Local Cache & Execution
- 16:41Remote Cache* & Execution
- 16:59Remote Cache with Azure
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