Throughout this book, you have learned about a number of tools and techniques to aid you in building reactive applications: futures with imminent, Observables with RxClojure/RxJava, channels with core.async, and even Reactive User Interfaces with Om and React.
In the process, you also became acquainted with the concepts of Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) and Compositional Event Systems (CES), and what makes them different.
In this chapter, we will bring a few of these different tools and concepts together by developing an application based on a real-world use case from a client that I worked with in Sydney, Australia.
This chapter will cover the following topics:
- The problem of infrastructure automation that we tried to solve
- A brief look at some of Amazon's AWS services
- Building an AWS dashboard by using the concepts that you...
