Rust RPC where channels and objects travel over one connection
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Kafka consumption as a webhook: you answer each batch, it handles the rest
Application teams can process Kafka topics in whatever language they already use, without each service owning consumer groups, offsets, retries and dead-letter logic.
A service that reads from your Kafka cluster and posts batches of records to one HTTP endpoint you write. Your handler marks each record as done, retry or failed; WolveKafka commits, backs off or sends it to a dead-letter topic accordingly. A 429 pauses delivery without spending retries. Delivery is at-least-once, so handlers must be idempotent. It ships as Linux binaries, containers and a Helm chart under Apache-2.0, and runs in production at Wolveflake.
Rust RPC where channels and objects travel over one connection
A job queue that is one binary and brings its own durable storage
Send, receive, ack. A hosted queue with leases and retries and little else
Open-source event ticketing you can self-host or hand off
Encrypted, time-locked remote jobs that survive a network split
A desktop Kubernetes client that tells you why a workload is failing