Stop trying to glue your services together; import lymph

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Claims an opinionated Python service framework that removes glue code and it actually ships: RPC over ZeroMQ, pub/sub on RabbitMQ, service registry via Zookeeper, message payloads in messagepack, greenlet concurrency with gevent and HTTP via wsgi. The demo builds greeting / listen / web services, runs 2/3/4 instances with a dev node, assigns a trace ID across RPCs and events, and shows requests, broadcasts and logs working end to end. A vagrant box and lymph node simplify local multi‑instance testing.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:07disclaimer
3. 4:24why a(nother) framework
4. 8:46our playground
5. 16:09from lymph.web.interfaces import WebServiceInterface
6. 19:02dev server
7. 20:06node
8. 23:30communication patterns
9. 26:04what's in the box
10. 28:02lymph under the hood
11. 28:45similar tech
12. 29:38future of lymph
13. 30:17in a nutshell
14. 37:45lymph.yml

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