Gluing Clojure Microservices
summary
Two small Clojure libs: easyrpc (proof‑of‑concept RPC that calls remote functions over HTTP, serializes payloads and exceptions with nippy serialization, synchronous, not for large objects, currently serializes whole request before server processing) and redis-atom (an IAtom2 implementation that stores atoms in Redis, supports swap/reset/validation/notifiers). easyrpc works end‑to‑end for simple messages but lacks timeouts, queue transports, and production hardening; redis-atom is closer to production. Source is on GitHub.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Introducing easyRPC
- 2:11Redis Atom overview
- 3:15Handling remote errors
- 4:17Async RPC with queues
- 6:12Higher-order functions
- 7:59Deployment challenges
- 9:23GitHub repositories
- 11:02Future of easyRPC
- 15:59Production use cases
- 17:48Clojure’s serialization
- 19:17Personal project goals
- 20:46Web transport demo
- 22:09Q&A
related talks
44mFrom REST to CQRS with Clojure, Kafka, & Datomic
36mGrudging Monkeys and Microservices
50mOperating Clojure Microservices
30mGrowing Clojure Systems. From Functions to Microservices
36mHighly Concurrent Services with Finagle & Clojure
27mSimplifying Building and Managing Microservices with Micro
47mServerless Microservices
15mMicroservices with Elixir
