Microservices
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A vendor-neutral tracing facade for Java applications that abstracts over different tracing systems and reporters.
A .NET microservices framework for building distributed applications with RPC communication and service governance.
A simple asynchronous message bus library for Go applications.
A .NET message bus and broker integration library for building event-driven architectures with first-class Apache Kafka and MQTT support.
A visual, flow-based development environment for designing and creating microservices with drag-and-drop functionality.
A Go library implementing the mediator pattern for decoupled request/response and event handling, inspired by MediatR for .NET.
A PHP library that abstracts common messaging patterns for RabbitMQ, including RPC, pub/sub, and parallel processing.
A simple, extensible, and concurrent health-check library for Go services with RESTful API endpoints.
JVM libraries for building Apollo Federation subgraphs with graphql-java and Spring GraphQL.
An open-source Elixir framework for building API gateways that proxy, transform, and merge HTTP requests asynchronously.
A Dropwizard extension that integrates Guice dependency injection with optional auto-configuration via classpath scanning.
A Jackson module for JSON serialization and deserialization of JavaMoney (javax.money) data types.
A comprehensive Docker tutorial in Spanish, based on the O'Reilly Docker Cookbook.
A Sinatra-like DSL for building web applications in Swift.
A TodoMVC implementation in C#/TypeScript demonstrating Event Sourcing, CQRS, and Domain-Driven Design patterns.
A Go library for streaming Protocol Buffers messages over TCP with minimal overhead and simplified networking boilerplate.
A .NET Core template for generating service backends following Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design principles.
An OTP application for auto-discovering and connecting Elixir services using Consul for service health and node management.
A lightweight Scala framework for building REST services using battle-tested JVM libraries.
A .NET Core tool for real-time performance monitoring of applications, from single processes to microservices, via a web dashboard.
Automated orchestration tool for benchmarking message queues in scaled-up, distributed configurations.
A Rust library for remote multiplexed objects, channels, and RPC over various transports.
A C++20 microservice bootstrapping framework focused on dependency injection, event queueing, and thread confinement for high-performance, low-latency applications.
A micro framework and library for Ruby applications to simplify consuming and producing messages with Apache Kafka.
Examples of implementing CQRS with Event Sourcing using an evolutionary approach in Java.
A Dropwizard module that integrates Hystrix for building resilient REST services with circuit breakers and fallbacks.
A .NET Core implementation of the Raft consensus algorithm, designed for building distributed systems without external dependencies.
A Clojure microservice foundation with component lifecycle management, configuration, health checks, and scheduling.
A Go package for implementing JSON-RPC 2.0 servers with a simple, poetic, and pithy API.
A set of gRPC-based microservices for executing operational commands on network devices.
A simple home automation solution using MQTT and AngularJS, designed to run on a Raspberry Pi.
A Flask extension that converts shell commands into RESTful HTTP endpoints for asynchronous execution.
A JMeter plugin for load testing gRPC services without requiring pre-compiled protobuf classes.
A lightning-fast HTTP router for Go with full http.Handler compatibility and zero memory allocations during serving.
A lightweight, high-performance API gateway and reverse proxy with declarative YAML configuration, robust middleware, and support for REST, GraphQL, TCP, UDP, and gRPC.
SpiderFoot is an open-source intelligence (OSINT) automation platform that integrates with 309+ data sources for threat intelligence and attack surface mapping.
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