Modern app programming with RxJava and Eclipse Vert.x
summary
Explains building a reactive JVM app with Eclipse Vert.x 3 and RxJava2 by actually wiring components: an HTTP server vertical sends messages over Vert.x event bus to a greeter vertical running in another JVM, clustered with Infinispan, and the event bus bridged to browsers over WebSocket; demo shows two nodes discovered and load‑balanced vertical instances, Vert.x assigning two event loops per core and deploying verticals to them, and the rxified APIs returning Singles/Flowables/Maybe for backpressure and composition.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:47What Is Eclipse Vertex
- 2:31Vertex Philosophy
- 4:02Hotel Room Startup Story
- 9:42Micro Services Architecture
- 10:58Event Loop Systems
- 11:33Vertex Work with Event Loops
- 13:28Event Bus
- 16:33Generating a New Project with the Vertex Maven
- 18:51Vertex Web Module
- 25:48Vertex Reactive Programming
- 31:17Failures in Latency
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