Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps).
A Cloud Native Application Mesh.
Describe, connect, secure, test and deploy distributed applications with less effort.
Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps). With it you can coordinate the application lifecycle and how the subparts of a dApp interconnect themselves.
For Inspr’s point of view, a dApp is defined as an abstraction on top of the concept of a microservice. We extend the model by adding patterns of composition, communication, security, and adaptability to the application during runtime.
🎛 Compose
With Inspr one dApp can be connected to another and those two will become a new application. Consider as an example where we’re creating a online shop called “Sammyfy”. To build this product we’ll need a few services such as payment, catalog, and delivery.
Of course, we could create those three services and interconnect them by using Rest API or even…
I've started to add workflow management capabilities to my startup project 😌
Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps).
A Cloud Native Application Mesh.
Describe, connect, secure, test and deploy distributed applications with less effort.
Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps). With it you can coordinate the application lifecycle and how the subparts of a dApp interconnect themselves.
For Inspr’s point of view, a dApp is defined as an abstraction on top of the concept of a microservice. We extend the model by adding patterns of composition, communication, security, and adaptability to the application during runtime.
With Inspr one dApp can be connected to another and those two will become a new application. Consider as an example where we’re creating a online shop called “Sammyfy”. To build this product we’ll need a few services such as payment, catalog, and delivery.
Of course, we could create those three services and interconnect them by using Rest API or even…
Was a week of debate about what should and shouldn't be done. In the end the proposal passed haha