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tysonrm-aegis

v0.0.0-alpha.1

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ÆGIS

PKG IS UNPUBLISHED FROM NPM UNTIL Oct 28th, 6AM CDT (Chicago US) time.

See the MicroLib repo for documentation and a working example of a federation server.

Aegis Overview

Using ÆGIS

Install 

npm i @module-federation/aegis

Contribute Open in Visual Studio Code

git clone https://github.com/module-federation/aegis
cd aegis
yarn
yarn build
yarn link 

cd ..

git clone https://github.com/module-federation/microlib
cd microlib
cp dotenv.example .env
yarn
yarn link "@module-federation/aegis"
yarn build
yarn start
yarn demo

Work in Progress

WebAssembly

Enable polyglot, WASM-powered compute

Overview:

  • Support WASM modules as domain, adapter, and service components
  • Linter and compiler transform supports compiling existing TypeScript to AssemblyScript
  • Support in browser and on any WASM runtime (No Node.js dependency)

AppMesh

Decentralized network for transparent integration and dynamic redistribution of federated software

Overview:

  • Distributed object cache over switched mesh network
  • Gracefully degrade or upgrade based on available middleware (plug-in NATs, Kafka, etc).
  • No assumption of container networking or provisioning automation, compute delivery nethod abstracted
  • Operations analytics / AIOps capture performance at switch nodes, recommends deployment changes)
  • Operations automation (implement recommended changes, including basic orchestration)
  • Dynamic redeployment (e.g. of 2 chatty services to same instance, run closer to users and data)
  • Use Cases: DataMesh, Federated Learning, transparent integration, low-config,

Based on:

  • Web3 / blockchain / Solid
  • Software defined overlay network