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discussion: distributed deno backends and configurability #91

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yorkie opened this issue Jun 1, 2018 · 3 comments
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discussion: distributed deno backends and configurability #91

yorkie opened this issue Jun 1, 2018 · 3 comments

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yorkie commented Jun 1, 2018

Hi, Denors,

Currently the Deno is using msg.pb to define all messages between the JS and Golang backend. How about making the arch of the TS & Golang to be more flexible by introducing the IPC/RPC messaging?

For instance, when somebody does a http request in TS, this message should be dispatched to one of configured backends. BTW we are able to do write the backend by other languages like erlang, rustlang or C/C++. This would make Deno would be birth for distributed system.

This is also one of the features that I hope to bring to Deno :)

/cc @ry @qti3e

@yorkie yorkie changed the title discussion: distributed deno backend discussion: distributed deno backends Jun 1, 2018
@yorkie yorkie changed the title discussion: distributed deno backends discussion: distributed deno backends and configurability Jun 1, 2018
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ry commented Jun 1, 2018

I'm not sure I understand... That is the purpose of msg.proto.

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yorkie commented Jun 1, 2018

Deno currently just does pass these messages between in 1 process, what I mean is it could be in different processes and even machines, and yes, that might be the purpose of msg.proto :)

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ry commented Jun 1, 2018

Potentially some day. Not any time soon.

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