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three card poker game to demo n-tier/microservice architecture #1744
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We are trying to get rid of this repo. I don't think this is the right place for this code. See #762 |
thanks mike, can you suggest me any alternate repo? |
This is an interesting n-tier/microservice based three-card-poker game. It also contains a demo-client application which dynamically creates a view of pods (in each layer) as they are deployed.
This works as an interesting demo to showcase the ease of deploying a heterogenous application environment.
This change is