Let's talk Web Components, Microservices and Functions as a Services (FaaS)

In this video we explore how web components could be the optimal interface for controlling dynamic services, specifically microservices and functions as a services (FaaS).
0:00 - Introduction
0:16 - Why Web components and Microservices are a match made in heaven
1:03 - Before Microservices, we had monoliths
1:39 - The Microservice approach
2:31 - Functions as a Service (FaaS)
3:00 - Microservice Characteristics
3:37 - Functions as a Service Characteristics
4:07 - Real World Examples
4:20 - Data Camp Example
5:17 - Inspecting Data Camp's Microservice Example
5:40 - Inspecting Data Camp's Functions as a Service Example
7:05 - Mike's Containers on Demand Github Repository
7:44 - Containers on Demand Jupyter Notebook Demo
8:32 - Containers on Demand R-Studio Lab Demo
8:58 - Containers on Demand Shiny Apps Demo
9:14 - Containers on Demand HAXcms Demo
9:21 - Functions as a Service and Web Components
9:30 - Functions as a Service R Coder Demo
10:50 - Functions as a Service Manager: OPENFAAS
12:00 - Summary
12:35 - Outro
Check out my talk about this at HAX-Camp:
• HAX-Camp Session: Web ...
Links:
Containers-on-demand Repo: github.com/heyMP/containers-o...
More info on OpenFaas: www.openfaas.com
Music:
Rolemusic: The Pirate And The Dancer
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