Module Federation, Bundlers, and Future State
summary
Module Federation gets a refresh: runtime-shared code plus tooling for resilience, observability and scale. Claims: RS pack (a Rust reimplementation of webpack) compiles a 50,000‑module build in 3–4s and three subapps in ~400ms; a production case runs across 6,500 frontends / 10,000 deploys per week for ~5,000 engineers. Built tools include Medusa/Vach (runtime graph and hot-swap control), Web Doctor (bundle and tree‑shake analysis), Garfish and Eden X; federated modules can be backed up to builds to survive remote failures and hot‑swap headers without new Lambda deployments.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Module Federation overview
- 3:00Working with Federation
- 7:42Medusa and visualization
- 10:34Scale and supply chain
- 15:17Tools for performance
- 20:32Debugging and diagnostics
- 25:05The future of infrastructure
- 32:57Unifying ecosystems
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