A different platform for nano- and microservices

A mesh network of nodes, each hosting hundreds of services as plug-ins

The messaging is very advanced as REST, JMS, AMQP, SOAP

Network-wide fast object-to-object messages with responses and result code, priority, compression, encrypted, as requests, notifications, and broadcasts

The design goals of nyssr.net

of nyssr.net

Freely communicating microservices

• can have a status
• can be factories
• can use any number of other services

Redundant microservice registries provide load balancing and service discovery

Microservices register themselves when they are loaded. Messages are automatically forwarded by the system to an instance of the microservice (load balancing). The registries are likewise redundant.

The role of a node's location

Not everything has to go to the cloud: a few nodes in the cloud connect other nodes in private networks, behind firewalls, in branch offices.

Turn your program or service into a node

Any existing JAVA program can become a node by including a library and immediately use messages and services and start other applications.

Where are the differences to REST and JAVA messaging?

nyssr.net is something different

Advantages of distributed systems

What does ChatGPT say about this?

Server based Swing

RemoteSkin is a server based UI with a swing renderer. 100% of the business code is executed on the nyssr.net nodes. A small static node renders the UI on the client. There is no need to install updates on the client now!

Distributed applications, windows, dialogs

RemoteSkin uses the nyssr.net features. Any window, dialog or parts of it can be implemented as a microservice and run on other nodes. These services are independent of the app and can be used by any number of apps.

Define the UI via JSON and change it via function API

In RemoteSkin, WidgetSets (a smaller set of widgets and their hierarchy) are described using JSON. An app consists of many WidgetSets that mount each other. For manipulation in JAVA, there is a flat API that makes most of the Swing functions accessible.