A high-level look at a typical software architecture using microservices for backend tasks and interacting with external services.
Microservices consist of unique business logic and common boilerplate elements like CI/CD, deployment, and monitoring, which can be abstracted into a template.
A live demonstration shows how to use the `craft` command-line tool and a questionnaire to rapidly generate a new microservice project.
An exploration of the pre-configured project structure, including semantic versioning, Helm charts, and a full CI/CD pipeline for linting, building, and testing.
As the base template evolves with new best practices, a mechanism is needed to propagate these updates to existing microservices without overwriting custom logic.
A demonstration of the `craft update` command, which merges changes from the latest template version into an existing microservice project.
Project templates reduce repetitive work, serve as living documentation for best practices, and centralize infrastructure improvements while allowing services to remain decoupled.
Sensory-Minds GmbH
Offenbach am Main, Germany
30:00Markus Eisele
24:47Manfred Steyer
59:03Florian Rappl
58:05Michael Eder & Philipp Frauenthaler
28:05Bilal Cinarli
24:50Luca Mezzalira
21:06Lucas Braeschke & Stefan Bley
29:26Bastian Heilemann & Bruno Margula
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