Architecture of Microfrontends using Kubernetes
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The document discusses using micro-frontends with Kubernetes. It describes microservices principles applied to frontends by breaking monolithic frontends into independent bundles that can be developed and deployed separately. Techniques for implementing micro-frontends include iframes and web components. Kubernetes API gateways allow achieving micro-frontends without code rewrites while providing authentication at the gateway level, though CSS consistency and performance can be issues.
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- 2. About myself • Staff Software Engineer at GE. • Speaker at various meetups and tech events.
- 3. Frontend libraries • Microfrontends and Microservices? • Lot of choices. • Designed to solve particular problem.
- 4. Advantages of Microservices INDEPENDENT TECHNOLOGY. INDEPENDENT DEVELOPMENT. INDEPENDENT TESTING. INDEPENDENT DEPLOYMENT. HIGHLY AGILE AND FAST TO MARKET.
- 5. Microservices principles to Frontend? • Mix and match different frontend stacks? • Front end still remains a monolith.
- 6. Microfrontend puzzle • Bundle of sticks.
- 7. Is MF a hypothetical problem? Organizational enforcement. Inorganic growth. Pre sales team.
- 8. Techniques for micro- frontends • Iframes • Advantages and Disadvantages
- 9. Techniques for micro- frontends • Web components • Advantages and Disadvantages
- 10. MF with Kubernetes API gateways. • Advantages • Can easily achieve MF. • No code rewrite. • Authentication and authorization at the API Gateway level.
- 11. MF with Kubernetes API gateways. • Disadvantages • CSS consistency. • Performance pinch.
- 12. Thank you
- 13. Q&A and Connect • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vishwanath- shankar-8233418/ • Twitter: @svishwa787