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Top 8 Rust Event Projects
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InfluxDB
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fim
FIM is an Open Source Host-based file integrity monitoring tool that performs file system analysis, file integrity checking, real time alerting and provides Audit daemon data.
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SaaSHub
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Project mention: What is a low/reasonable cost solution for service log storage and querying? | news.ycombinator.com | 2024-05-05I am thinking about using https://vector.dev/ but would also love opinions on the best deal for lower or reasonable cost storage/querying of logs. Thanks!
Project mention: [Showoff Saturday] live-ask.com open sourced (think Slido but with privacy) | /r/webdev | 2023-09-19It was rewritten in pure rust to guarantee data security, performance and stability. Find the code on GitHub: https://github.com/liveask/liveask
Project mention: Building language-agnostic specifications: A good reason to start out with Rust? | /r/rust | 2023-12-05Recently, I have been building https://github.com/chaindexing/chaindexing-rs , an indexing daemon/engine for accessing blockchain data in EVM blockchains. The main goal is to eventually build an equivalent in popular languages to allow users from different backgrounds access blockchain data trivially.
Thanks. Perhaps I did go overboard with that disclaimer.. probably because I myself made the mistake of initially using [0] the oh-so-convenient tokio::io::copy() instead of writing my own copy method that would drop the other half of the connection when one side was closed.
The copy_with_abort() routine is still taking the easy way out in this not-optimized-for-heavy-production-use sample because it uses a broadcast channel per connection to reactively signal that the other half of the connection should be closed (rather than timing out every x ms to see if an abort flag has been set). In the real world, I'd probably replace the join! macro with a manual event loop to be able to do the same but without creating a broadcast channel per-connection.
(I maintain an extremely lightweight "awaitable bools" library for rust [1] that is perfect for this kind of thing (roughly equivalent to a "bounded broadcast_channel<()> of queue length 1, but each "channel" is only a single (optionally stack-allocated) byte) — but it's for event loops in synchronous code and not async executor compatible.)
[0]: https://github.com/mqudsi/tcpproxy/commit/0164ef836a49f2f738...
[1]: https://github.com/neosmart/rsevents
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Index
What are some of the best open-source Event projects in Rust? This list will help you:
Project | Stars | |
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1 | vector | 16,749 |
2 | message-io | 1,044 |
3 | fim | 117 |
4 | liveask | 92 |
5 | chaindexing-rs | 45 |
6 | rsevents | 18 |
7 | ic-event-hub | 11 |
8 | stroming | 1 |
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