Federation
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A self-hosted, open-source platform for file sync, sharing, and collaboration with calendar, contacts, mail, and video chat apps.
OpenID Certified OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect server optimized for low-latency, high throughput, and cloud-native deployments.
Reference implementation of the AT Protocol, a decentralized social networking protocol, including the Bluesky microblogging backend.
A federated photo sharing platform that lets you share photos without algorithmic barriers, part of the fediverse.
A GraphQL adapter for Fastify that enables building GraphQL servers and gateways with performance optimizations.
A federated blogging engine built with Rust and ActivityPub, allowing users to create and manage multiple blogs across interconnected instances.
A collection of libraries for building and running GraphQL clients and servers in Kotlin.
A console-based XMPP client inspired by Irssi, built with ncurses for terminal chat.
A GraphQL router and API gateway framework written in Go, focusing on correctness, extensibility, and high-performance with Federation support.
A CLI tool for scaffolding and generating GraphQL code to accelerate development.
A federated personal profile with social networking functionality, supporting ActivityPub and Diaspora protocols.
JVM libraries for building Apollo Federation subgraphs with graphql-java and Spring GraphQL.
A BeyondCorp-inspired HTTPS/SSO access proxy for securing internal services during a zero-trust transition, eliminating VPN reliance.
A self-hosted, fully-automated ActivityPub bridge that connects static sites to the Fediverse.
A data federation and virtualization engine that models data from multiple sources as a virtual graph, queryable via Gremlin.
A Java library for aggregating and executing GraphQL operations from multiple microservices using a unified schema.
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