apache/eventmesh

Apache EventMesh is an event-driven integration platform that facilitates communication between diverse systems through a unified messaging infrastructure. It supports multiple transport protocols including HTTP, TCP, and gRPC, while providing a plugin-based architecture for connecting to various message brokers like Kafka and RocketMQ. The system enables developers to build, publish, and subscribe to events using standardized CloudEvents, with dedicated SDKs available for Java, Go, C, and Rust.

This period focused on the project's transition to Apache EventMesh, establishing a robust common module with comprehensive protocol models for HTTP, TCP, and gRPC. It introduced a unified configuration system with hot-reload support, standardized build infrastructure, and a flexible plugin architecture for protocol adaptation.

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This period focused on expanding the EventMesh platform with new storage plugin interfaces and implementations for Kafka and RocketMQ, alongside a comprehensive set of new SDKs for Go, Rust, and C. The work also introduced robust gRPC protocol support and configuration management frameworks across Java and other languages, significantly broadening the system's connectivity and extensibility.

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This period focused on introducing the A2A (Agent-to-Agent) protocol support, including a new Java SDK client, gateway REST API, and agent card registry. Simultaneously, the codebase underwent a structural shift in the connector plugins, moving away from the legacy openconnect framework to implement new Source and Sink connector interfaces directly.

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