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If your Rust services talk over hand-rolled protocols, Remoc lets you pass typed channels and remote objects through a single multiplexed link instead of opening ports and inventing framing.
Remoc is an async RPC and IPC library for Rust built on Tokio and Serde. Mark a trait with an attribute and it generates client and server; the unusual part is that channel endpoints (mpsc, oneshot, watch) and remote objects are themselves sendable values, so a single TCP, TLS, WebSocket or pipe connection carries any number of independently flow-controlled typed channels. It adds promise pipelining, remote callbacks, observable collections and schema evolution, is written in safe Rust, and compiles to WebAssembly. Apache-2.0, 243 stars, 707 commits, docs site with benchmarks.
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