The Future of Reactive Architectures
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The document discusses the evolution and future of reactive architectures, emphasizing the efficiency and scalability of a hyper-efficient protocol designed for application communications. It highlights the benefits of reactive systems, including bidirectional communication and reduced network hops. Additionally, it mentions the growing community and collaborative efforts around these advancements, including presentations on point-to-point messaging and reactive streams.
The Future of Reactive Architectures
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- 29. Reactive ? Order(s) of Magnitude more efficient 🤑
- 30. Reactive ? Designed for connection volume scalability 📱
- 31. Reactive ? But reactive support stops at the application boundary 😕
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- 33. Reactive ? If my reactive apps could use all interaction models from TCP with the simplicity of HTTP 😀
- 34. Reactive ? An hyper-efficient protocol designed for Application Communications 😃
- 35. Reactive ? Resilient without more network hops or layers ? 😆
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- 66. Imagine If a Cloud Platform supported that Reactive Protocol as a feature 🤓🤓 🤓
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- 68. Learn more 11:30 Maryland Ballroom C Point-to-Point Messaging Architecture - The Reactive Endgame Ryland Degnan, Netifi (CTO) - Stephane Maldini, Pivotal 2:00 Maryland Ballroom C Multi-Service Reactive Streams Using Spring, Reactor, and RSocket Rossen Stoyanchev, Pivotal - Ben Hale, Pivotal