dotnetcore/CAP

CAP is a distributed transaction and messaging framework for .NET that provides reliable, eventual consistency across microservices. It supports a wide variety of message brokers (such as Kafka, RabbitMQ, and Azure Service Bus) and persistence backends (including SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB) to ensure message delivery and state management. The system also includes a comprehensive monitoring dashboard for observing message flow and subscriber status.

The project underwent a major rebranding from 'kafkabus' to 'CAP', accompanied by a comprehensive documentation overhaul. The codebase was significantly refactored to support .NET 10, with new modular processor architectures, improved connection pooling, and expanded storage/transport options including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server integrations.

20 changes

This period focused on abstracting the CAP library's architecture by introducing new interfaces for persistence, serialization, and transport layers. It added support for multiple storage backends, including MongoDB, in-memory, and SQL Server, while also enhancing message broker integrations for Azure Service Bus and Kafka.

19 changes

This period focused on expanding CAP's transport layer by adding support for NATS, Amazon SQS, and Apache Pulsar, alongside a complete frontend migration of the dashboard to Vue.js. The work also introduced a new subscriber filter pipeline for async processing and added OpenTelemetry instrumentation for distributed tracing.

16 changes

This period focused on expanding Azure Service Bus support with session and custom topic configuration, alongside a critical fix for broker address resolution. Concurrently, the project introduced Kubernetes service discovery for the CAP Dashboard and added a JWT-secured sample application.

5 changes

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