Build a Real Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB 2.0 – Part III

In Part II of this series, we covered the architecture needed for persisting the Activity Streams to MongoDB and fanning it out in real-time to all the clients using Redis PubSub. Since then, some exciting new Node.js features for Cloud Foundry were launched. In addition, the MongoDB … Continue reading →

Open Web Foundation Agreement for Activity Streams Signed

At Cloud Foundry we care about making life easier for web developers and API developers. Open source helps developers reuse code. Open standards help developers reuse protocols and schemas. We are pleased to announce that VMware has furthered its commitment to open standards with a signed agreement … Continue reading →

Building a Real-Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB–Part II

In Part I of this series, we showed how to start from the node-express-boilerplate app for real-time messaging and integration with third parties and move towards building an Activity Streams Application via Cloud Foundry. The previous app only sent simple text messages between client and server, … Continue reading →

Building a Real Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB – Part I

Cloud Foundry provides developers with several choices of frameworks, application infrastructure services and deployment clouds. This approach to providing a platform as a service enables the fast creation of useful cloud applications that take advantage of polyglot programming and multiple data … Continue reading →

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Build a Real Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB 2.0 – Part III

Open Web Foundation Agreement for Activity Streams Signed

Building a Real-Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB–Part II

Building a Real Time Activity Stream on Cloud Foundry with Node.js, Redis and MongoDB – Part I