gostorm
A Go library for writing Storm spouts and bolts that communicate with Storm shells via the multilang protocol.
What is gostorm?
GoStorm is a Go library that implements the communications protocol required to write Apache Storm spouts and bolts in Go. It solves the problem of integrating non-Java components into Storm topologies by providing a multilang protocol implementation, allowing Go code to communicate with Storm shells. The library supports various encoding schemes for optimized performance and includes testing utilities for development without a Storm cluster.
Go developers building real-time stream processing applications within Apache Storm ecosystems, particularly those needing to write high-performance spouts or bolts in Go rather than Java.
Developers choose GoStorm because it provides a robust, protocol-compliant way to write Storm components in Go with support for multiple encodings, including high-performance Protocol Buffers. It offers flexibility for testing and integrates seamlessly with existing Storm topologies.
Overview
GoStorm is a Go library that implements the communications protocol required to write Storm spouts and Bolts in Go that communicate with the Storm shells.
Use Cases
Best For
- Writing high-performance spouts and bolts in Go for Apache Storm
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