Table of Contents
- Five Minute Microservices
- Benchmarks
- Usage
- Project Layout
- Requirements
- Version 0.0.x
- Version 0.1.x
- License
- Copyright
Will serve to be an awesome guide on different languages / implementations and their ease of use in whipping up a minimal HTTP based microservice in that language.
Try out an API before or after using it by running something such as:
make -C php/vanilla startChange the name as you see fit (must match a directory).
The top level will consist of overall project information, similar to this file, as well as eventual benchmarks/responses of the versions.
Sub-directories will be broken down by language, and then by framework or 'vanilla' if no framework is used.
Each subsequent version must support all features in the lower versions. As time goes on, I'll expand the sub-directories to include more functionality/features, but start in a phased approach, as a broader coverage of languages will be more useful than a heavy in-depth guide of languages.
The languages must run their own web server - requiring something like mod_cgi interaction is too much host OS overhead/setup required.
No system's port should conflict with any other system's port in use.
Must support:
- A /version endpoint which will return a JSON version string "0.0.1"
- An automated installation/binary check from GNU Make (can chain with language installers)
Must support:
- POST method to /add that will take a JSON object such as:
{"a":1, "b":2}and return the sum of them as an object as such:{"a":1, "b": 2, "sum": 3}.
AGPLv3 or later (GNU Affero Public License)
Matthew Carter m@ahungry.com