If you ever tried to go global, you have probably faced a reality check. A whole new set of issues starts to appear when you start to operate a workload over multiple locations across the globe:

• Your distributed systems may stop working: when agents need to coordinate over a network, they often necessitate low latency. Hashicorp's Consul requires the average RTT for all traffic between its agents to never exceed 50ms.
• You need to secure traffic between your components, distributed over the world: what technology do you choose? You need to maintain that now, too!

Building consistent UI

React Themes are the backbone of consistent user interfaces, laying the groundwork for styling and design.

Understanding react themes

React themes are essentially JavaScript objects, housing design attributes like colors, typography, and spacing. These attributes, when centrally defined and used, guarantee a consistent design language throughout your application.

Themes are utilized via the ThemeProvider component specify a wrapper component that provides the theme object to all child components within your application.

from math import cos
value = 10 
page = ""

{
  "name": "my-cool-website", // Name of your Taipy Service
  "type": "WEB",
  "routes": [
    {
      "port": 3000, // Your code should listen on port 3000
      "path": "/" // All requests made to the URL of your site will be routed by Taipy to port 3000 of your application
    }
  ],
  "docker": {
    "image": "docker.io/taipy/demo", // The container image to use
    "command": "",
    "args": []
  }
}

1. Overhead: for small projects or prototypes, setting up a theme can seem like unnecessary overhead. It's important to evaluate the project requirements before deciding to implement a theme.
2. Learning Curve: understanding how themes work and how to use them effectively requires a bit of learning. But once mastered, it can be a powerful tool in your React toolbox.
3. Scope Management: ensuring that the theme's scope is managed correctly is crucial. A poorly scoped theme can lead to inconsistencies and unpredictability in your design.

Step 1: Agreeing on a target vision for a multi-region engine

Major architectural changes like this have a long-lasting impact: these decisions can be carried over during 10 years. We needed a future-proof architecture that would hold its ground for at least two or three years to come and support at least 25 locations, actually up to 100 locations.

Our goals: efficiency, agility, resiliency (aka better, faster, stronger)

React themes are essentially JavaScript objects, housing design attributes like colors, typography, and spacing. These attributes, when centrally defined and used, guarantee a consistent design language throughout your application.

React themes are essentially JavaScript objects, housing design attributes like colors, typography, and spacing. These attributes, when centrally defined and used, guarantee a consistent design language throughout your application.

Multi-region or not, whenever you want to deploy an application on our platform, it all begins with a POST API call against our API with the desired deployment definition. A deployment definition describes how your app should be deployed and roughly looks like this:

If you ever tried to go global, you have probably faced a reality check. A whole new set of issues starts to appear when you start to operate a workload over multiple locations across the globe.