libsdk (pronounced "lipstick") is a Go library/sdk for resilient globally distributed server applications.
libsdk is in early development. It is being designed for applications composed of small services that run in geographically distributed regions or "on the edge".
libsdk is built around 2 main components:
fabric: a durable messaging system to connect services of an application easily and resiliently.store: a database that automatically replicates amongst instances of running services (which may be geographically distant) using the fabric as its communication layer.
The goal is for fabric and store to be nearly invisible, and to interoperate fully with Go's stdlib (and therefore the entire ecosystem of net/http) seamlessly, which will make it easy to adopt incrementally.
The current status of the project is early development focused on hardening the data replication method using NATS as a fabric and SQLite as a data store. More to come.
You can check out the well-commented example service for a taste of how libsdk is used until documentation is available.
Copyright Connor Hicks and external contributors, 2023. Apache 2.0 licensed, see LICENSE file.