Re:Jolie, the service-oriented programming language
by klag on Monday May 17, 2021 @10:00AM
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I am not an expert of Akka, but more or less the answer could be yes. I don't know if the following features are supported also in Akka:
- In jolie, it is quite transparent to develop a monolith or a distributed system of services. You always develop services and finally you can decide if deploy them as a monolith, or fragmenting the deployment into a distributed solutions (https://dzone.com/articles/between-monoliths-and-microservic...)
- Any input endpoint of Jolie (named inputPorts) can be exposed with different protocols (http/json, http/soap, sodep, etc) and you can have more inputPorts at the same time, thus you can receive messages for the same business logic from http/json, http/soap, etc. You can also split the available operations in different inputPorts. As an example you could receive admin messages in a https port, whereas you can leave in http teh public ones. But you can build meven more complex scenarios thanks to this feature.
- In jolie, it is quite transparent to develop a monolith or a distributed system of services. You always develop services and finally you can decide if deploy them as a monolith, or fragmenting the deployment into a distributed solutions (https://dzone.com/articles/between-monoliths-and-microservic...)
- Any input endpoint of Jolie (named inputPorts) can be exposed with different protocols (http/json, http/soap, sodep, etc) and you can have more inputPorts at the same time, thus you can receive messages for the same business logic from http/json, http/soap, etc. You can also split the available operations in different inputPorts. As an example you could receive admin messages in a https port, whereas you can leave in http teh public ones. But you can build meven more complex scenarios thanks to this feature.