DrupalCon Vienna 2017: Drupal 8 in a microservices world
Drupal 8 allows us to get off the island and integrate with a lot of great PHP packages. But still a lot of things are more easily of efficently implementable in other languages or technologies.
We have to see Drupal 8 as piece of a bigger puzzle. With the Symfony components, Composer to manage external dependencies and the great results of the WSCCI initiative, integrate Drupal 8 in a microservices architecture is more easy than ever.
In this talk we will go through a real system we've build to demonstrate that even a medium application can leverage those techniques easily.
We will see:
how to delegate asyncronous work from Drupal to a bunch of very reactive applications written in Go using some RabbitMq queues
how to use Elasticsearch as a common data storage between services
how to expose REST endpoints where the external services of the architecture can notificate back to Drupal
how to connect to a websocket server to push and pull messages between services
how to use Ansibile and Docker to describe and run all these services in a controlled and replicable way
We have to see Drupal 8 as piece of a bigger puzzle. With the Symfony components, Composer to manage external dependencies and the great results of the WSCCI initiative, integrate Drupal 8 in a microservices architecture is more easy than ever.
In this talk we will go through a real system we've build to demonstrate that even a medium application can leverage those techniques easily.
We will see:
how to delegate asyncronous work from Drupal to a bunch of very reactive applications written in Go using some RabbitMq queues
how to use Elasticsearch as a common data storage between services
how to expose REST endpoints where the external services of the architecture can notificate back to Drupal
how to connect to a websocket server to push and pull messages between services
how to use Ansibile and Docker to describe and run all these services in a controlled and replicable way