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Intro to Tower and the Service Trait - Stefan Baumgartner - Rust Linz, July 2022
Learn how to compose services with the Rust Service Trait, a standardized way to create and compose services, and explore examples of using the `Timeout`, `Lambda`, and `HTTP` parsers to manage complexity in your architecture.
- The Service Trait allows you to compose multiple services together in a tower-like structure.
- This allows you to reuse services in complex architecture, making it easier to manage complexity.
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The Service Trait provides a standardized way to create and compose services using the
Service
trait. - Services can be composed in a chain-like structure, allowing you to add or remove services as needed.
- The Service Trait is not specific to a particular serverless architecture, it can be used in any HTTP server.
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The
Timeout
layer is a service that can be used to add a timeout to a request. -
The
Lambda
event parser is a service that can be used to parse a Lambda event and convert it into a service. -
The
HTTP
parser is a service that can be used to parse an HTTP request and convert it into a service. - You can create a service that is abstract and use it to create multiple services that can be used in different environments.
- You can also create a service that is specific to a particular serverless architecture, such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions.
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The
tower
service is a service that can be used to create a tower of services, allowing you to compose multiple services together. -
The
Timeout
service is a service that can be used to add a timeout to a request, allowing you to specify a timeout duration. -
The
Timeout
service is also used to handle errors and exceptions, allowing you to catch and handle errors in a centralized way. -
The
Response
service is a service that can be used to handle the response from a request, allowing you to specify a response format and body. -
The
Response
service is also used to handle errors and exceptions, allowing you to catch and handle errors in a centralized way.