module-federation/aegis-host

Aegis is a modular, serverless-capable host application that manages service mesh configurations, TLS certificate generation, and WebAssembly module loading. It provides a secure, extensible framework for handling HTTP/HTTPS requests, JWT-based authentication, and remote module federation via Webpack. The system has been refactored to replace legacy in-memory data sources and controllers with a modern, dependency-injected architecture.

This period focused on modernizing the Aegis host by introducing Docker, serverless, and utility scripts while upgrading dependencies. The codebase underwent significant refactoring, removing legacy controllers, in-memory data sources, and old logging mechanisms to support a more modular, secure, and cloud-ready architecture.

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This period focused on hardening the application's security posture and automating critical infrastructure tasks. The team implemented automated TLS key generation and ACME challenge files to streamline certificate management, while simultaneously expanding the test suite to cover the Aegis domain and adapters.

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