Accenture/reactive-interaction-gateway

The Reactive Interaction Gateway (RIG) is a high-performance event routing and distribution platform that ingests CloudEvents from diverse transport protocols including HTTP, Kafka, AWS Kinesis, and NATS. It provides real-time event delivery to clients via WebSocket, Server-Sent Events, and long-polling, while simultaneously supporting reverse-proxy functionality to forward requests to backend services. The system features modular authorization, distributed tracing, and comprehensive monitoring capabilities, all managed through a centralized configuration and API.

This period focused on establishing the core RIG architecture, including centralized configuration, distributed session management, and Kafka integration. The team also built out the 'channels' example application to demonstrate the system's capabilities, while simultaneously expanding test coverage and documentation to support the new features.

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This period focused on building out the Inbound Gateway's capabilities to support multiple transport protocols, including Kafka, Kinesis, and NATS, alongside enhanced authentication and event filtering. The work introduced a new API v3, expanded real-time connection handling for SSE, WebSocket, and long-polling, and added comprehensive test coverage for these new features.

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This period focused on enhancing system observability by adding metrics, dashboards, and distributed tracing for CloudEvents and HTTP requests. It also expanded the platform's capabilities through new v3 API endpoints for proxy management and event publishing, alongside integration and performance tests for NATS, WebSocket, and SSE connections.

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