Module Federation

Implementation examples of module federation , by the creators of module federation

Various Utilities for Module Federation

This is the ÆGIS federated application host. Federated components are independently deployable, written by multiple teams in multiple languages, and loaded from multiple repos and network locations at runtime, yet capable of running together in a single process or as distributed components in the ÆGIS application fabric.

Module federation for the backend. Aegis core lib. Regain control of your microservices by consolidating them into one or more shared processes without loosing deployment or language independence. Eliminate the need for deployment automation. Let services deploy themselves.

Module Federation for Next.js

This template project provides the scaffolding to build a federated application on ÆGIS. It also contains an example of an Order, Customer and Inventory service streaming to / running in the same ÆGIS host server process; and demonstrates integration with, and orchestration of, an Address, Payment, Inventory, Shipping, Event (Kafka, WebSockets),…

Software streaming to enable node.js support for browser-like chunk loading

Utility to enable automatic vendor sharing within bundles using Module Federation

Module federation and unit tests