Modern Development of Distributed Apps: Service Weaver
summary
Service Weaver presents a concrete runtime and toolchain for Go that compiles a single modular binary and deploys it as microservices with deployers for local, SSH and GKE and OpenTelemetry tracing. Benchmarks on Online Boutique (11 services) show 1.25x less code, up to 4x cost reduction and 37x 99th-percentile latency improvement versus a hand-written microservice setup. It provides collocation, efficient encoding/transport, blue/green rollouts, generated stubs, metrics and a tiny config.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Service Weaver framework
- 2:21Microservices challenges
- 3:44Monoliths vs microservices trade-offs
- 4:07Service Weaver bridging the gap
- 6:15Service Weaver runtime features
- 6:36Developing Service Weaver components
- 8:23Deploying Service Weaver apps
- 9:49Runtime behavior and deployment
- 10:52Telemetry and monitoring
- 12:56Testing with Service Weaver
- 13:59Performance benchmarks
- 16:49Service Weaver Q&A
- 17:51Conclusion
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