Got fed up with AMQP, so I wrote a HTTP message broker on top of RabbitMQ

• bunny-rest-proxy

  4 41 1.9 TypeScript

  HTTP message broker built on top of RabbitMQ :rabbit::incoming_envelope:

working with AMQP connections is not always convenient/feasible, so I ended up building a HTTP message broker (push/pull consumption; at-least-once/at-most-once semantics) in Node.js on top of RabbitMQ that is somewhat similar to AWS SQS; Bunny REST Proxy

• Hermes

  2 793 9.0 Java

  Fast and reliable message broker built on top of Kafka. (by allegro)

  

Let's draw some parallels in the Kafka ecosystem, in which there are Confluent REST Proxy and Hermes by Allegro. You could say that since Kafka uses a binary protocol over TCP, both of these projects are "moot and useless". Despite that, Allegro aka the Poland's Amazon still maintains that project and uses it in production as a means of HTTP-based communication between their 700+ microservices arguing that it makes their development process easier, since it allows them to abstract away the intricacies of Kafka and use plain HTTP instead.

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• alchemy-framework

  1 675 10.0 Python

  Alchemy is a framework for creating highly available systems that are built from micro-services

  

• alchemy-ether

  1 19 4.1 CoffeeScript

  alchemy-ether is the base layer to the alchemy framework implemented in Node.js

  

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  1 6 5.6 CoffeeScript

  Extension to alchemy-ether package adding a resource layer to the microservices

  

• alchemy-flux

  1 10 4.9 Ruby

  Alchemy Flux is the Ruby Implementation of the Alchemy Framework Service Layer

  

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  1 17 7.4 Ruby

  Simplify the implementation of consistent services within an API-based software platform

  

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