# Turbolift Examples

## Kubernetes

Builds a deployment, service, and ingress rule for the function to be
distributed. Cool features: distribution-as-a-feature, automatically deleting
the pods, deployments, services, and ingress rule when the main program
completes. This implementation is BYOC (Bring Your Own Container, you have to
pass a special function while instantiating the cluster interface that allows
makes the containers available in the cluster, perhaps via a private registry).

## Local Queue

The local queue example should never be used in a production application. It's
designed to test the core features of turbolift (automatically extracting
microservices from a rust codebase and running them on an http server), without
any of the platform-specific code for e.g. running on kubernetes. Check this
example out if you're interested in a bare-bones example turbolift project
without any platform-specific specialization. Note: if you're looking to run
code locally in turbolift instead of using a distribution platform, you should
deactivate the distributed turbolift feature in your project's `Cargo.toml`.
This will let your program run all services locally, e.g. while developing.