The Future of Cloud-Native Application Development with Radius
summary
Radius is an open source CNCF platform that runs on Kubernetes and uses a CLI plus Bicep templates to define applications, environments, workspaces and resource groups; demos deploy a single container, then add a Redis recipe, then a Dapr sidecar for abstracted state/messaging, and finally swap recipes to Azure Service Bus and Cosmos DB on AKS (North Europe) with zero code changes between local and cloud. Live demos sometimes fail but final production deploys and telemetry (Jaeger/App Insights) work end-to-end.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Radius and cloud-native intro
- 1:57Software architecture evolution
- 10:06Radius architecture basics
- 14:06First demo with container
- 19:32Managing environments in Radius
- 20:57Radius recipes for infra
- 24:55Radius connections and state
- 28:12Dapper integration with Radius
- 35:47Radius gateways and TLS
- 39:39Full app with Radius and Dapper
- 51:58Local to production move
- 56:13Production demo and Azure check
- 1:00:16Radius and platform future
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