Developing and Deploying a Modern Reactive Serverless Container
summary
Explains how a Vert.x 3.9.2 service is written, dockerized and pushed, then deployed to IBM Kubernetes service with Knative YAML; uses the Vert.x event bus, an API-gateway verticle that routes HTTP requests to three worker verticles (Java, Kotlin, JavaScript), uses setPeriodic timers (example 5s) and shows deploy/undeploy flows with vertex.deployVerticle and a worker pool size example of 40. Builds succeed and a Knative service is created via kubectl apply, with live debugging of occasional cluster hiccups.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:25What is reactive programming
- 10:26Reactive manifesto principles
- 17:55Vert.x event-driven model
- 23:41Hello World Vert.x vertical demo
- 29:37Polyglot Vert.x worker example
- 39:12Deploying to Kubernetes
- 51:59Docker and YAML deployment
- 54:49Summary and resources
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