In this chapter, we learned about Lightbend's Development Environment—ConductR Sandbox. ConductR is a RAM (Reactive Applications Manager). It provides a CLI (Command-Line Interface) to create our services bundles, and load and run those bundles in the Sandbox environment.
We discussed how to set up the local ConductR Sandbox environment and its main components.
Lightbend ConductR supports two kinds of APIs—the Bundle API and Control API.
We converted our WF Reactive System components to match the ConductR Sandbox environment, then created bundles and deployed them into Sandbox successfully. Finally, we tested our WF Reactive System.
In the next chapter, we are going to discuss the Reactive design principles, patterns, and some of the useful best practices.
