Module Federation: Medusa Demo

[@hamatoYogi]

Loving the chonmage Zack! Great video and incredible work!

[@arielweinberger]

Well done Zack, great progress on MF lately! Total game changer

[@PascalVos]

amazing dude, actually having a kubernetes like solution for micro Frontends would be really cool where the parts work like they do with docker.

[@danielkev4207]

Seems perfect for docker

[@MatanAssa]

Hey Zack, I was wondering if there's a way to get it to work using dynamic remotes (remotes that we load during runtime). Thanks in advance!

[@zackjackson9674]

There is, but requires more parsing mechanics to understand what’s being done with a dynamic remote. Likely you’d need some runtime feedback to Medusa so it knows who uses what from RUM data

[@jagadishk]

I have been working on this same problem with our architecture for the past 2 days. I have come up with an approach to publish the remoteEntry file as a a hashed version and use a bash script in the CI to publish current published hash to a SCM system. All dependent modules query a central system to get the latest published hash at the time of build and tie themselves to that version.

[@zackjackson9674]

Problem is we all end up building the same thing just worse. I’m hoping to open source the core of Medusa so we can contribute to solving the problem and benefit universally :)

[@BenRacicot]

@@zackjackson9674 This is going to change the internet.

[@flocore1]

Isn't your result the same as just using npm without federation?

[@javierfaucher4001]

Hey love the video Zack could you push this tutorial to a github repo ?