WAMP[-proto] as the Basis for Composite SOA Applications
summary
WAMP (Web Application Messaging Protocol) is presented as an open protocol that implements both RPC and Publish/Subscribe patterns. The talk argues WAMP is a strong foundation for composite SOA applications and is well suited for IoT, Smart City, and business systems with many heterogeneous components and services.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:09WAMP protocol
- 7:38WAMP architecture
- 10:48WAMP features
- 13:58Pub/sub and RPC
- 15:23WAMP use cases
- 20:23Lua and Nginx examples
- 24:03Lua challenges
- 27:18Scaling with Redis
- 30:09Resources
- 32:19Q&A: Caching
- 35:34Q&A: Broker persistence
- 38:22Q&A: Subscriber management
- 39:27Q&A: RPC asynchronicity
- 40:11Q&A: Clustering
- 41:20Q&A: Libraries
- 43:35Q&A: Publisher failure
- 44:57Q&A: Topic discovery
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