Distributed Application Runtime
summary
Dapr is an open-source, Go-based distributed application runtime that implements a sidecar model to provide building blocks like state management, pub/sub, and input/output bindings, plus actors, secrets, and observability via CloudEvents and OpenTelemetry. It runs self-hosted, with Docker Compose, or as a per-pod sidecar on Kubernetes, integrates with components such as Redis, Mongo, Cosmos, Kafka and Azure, exposes simple HTTP and SDK APIs, and includes a placement service for actors; it also supports local development with example apps (e.g., eShop) though production adoption is still limited.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Wprowadzenie i kontekst
- 7:04Czym jest DAPR i jego pochodzenie
- 16:37Building Blocks – fundamenty DAPR
- 30:11Wejścia, wyjścia i rozszerzenia
- 37:38Bezpieczeństwo i integracje
- 43:38Podsumowanie i zasoby do nauki
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