Building a viral Odyssey movie app with Temporal & Cloud Run
Google cloud platform Cloud run Temporal Serverless Event Driven architecture Workflow orchestration Gcp tutorial Real Time notifications Application architecture Microservices
This video explores how developer Andrew Baker built Imaxxing, a viral theater ticket notification app for the Odyssey movie, using Google Cloud Run and Temporal. The technical conversation covers building a resilient, crash-proof architecture that monitors seat availability and alerts users in real-time. It's aimed at developers looking to learn practical patterns for serverless event-driven applications on GCP.
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