[Feedback request] Fuddle service registry

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  • Eureka

    AWS Service registry for resilient mid-tier load balancing and failover.

    The closest thing I've found is Netflix's Eureka, though its very Java oriented and I found hard to use.

  • fuddle

    Fuddle is a service registry that can be used for client side service discovery and cluster observability.

    Instead I've started looking at building a similar service to Eureka, called Fuddle (https://github.com/fuddle-io/fuddle), which is lightweight and written in Go. Its still very early in development though if anyone has experience with service discovery, any feedback would be really appreciated. (Or maybe theres already a similar service that I'm missing?). Theres some examples of using it from a client in fuddle_test.go

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  • fuddle-go

    A Go SDK for the Fuddle service registry

    Instead I've started looking at building a similar service to Eureka, called Fuddle (https://github.com/fuddle-io/fuddle), which is lightweight and written in Go. Its still very early in development though if anyone has experience with service discovery, any feedback would be really appreciated. (Or maybe theres already a similar service that I'm missing?). Theres some examples of using it from a client in fuddle_test.go

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