You want to transition an application to a microservices architecture, but how do you tie it all together for the end user? This is the microservices ui composition last mile challenge- delivering services to the end-user for a unified and seamless experience. And it’s what matters most.
See Jimmy Bogard, Headspring’s Chief Architect, give a talk at NDC Oslo on the role of UI in a microservices architecture in the presentation “Compositional UIs – the Microservices Last Mile.”
Here’s a recap of topics:
- Strategy: Common reasons why we need to build composite applications
- Approach: Compositional techniques for microservice-based user interfaces
- Choosing a framework: Front-end, back-end, and data tier compositional patterns
- Results: Benefits and pitfalls of each approach
Architecture that’s built just right, but doesn’t make your users’ loves easier is a flop, no matter which way you slice it. That’s why microservices UI composition should not be a last-ditch consideration. Tune in to learn how to make UI a key part of your microservices strategy and how to implement it expertly!
This video was originally posted by NDC Conferences and can be found on their YouTube channel.
