eigr/spawn

This system is a distributed actor framework for building stateful, durable applications on Kubernetes. It provides a complete runtime for managing actor lifecycles, state persistence, and cross-node communication via NATS and gRPC. The platform includes a Kubernetes operator for automated resource management, an Elixir SDK for developer integration, and a CLI tool for local development and deployment.

This period established the foundational architecture of the Spawn project by organizing the codebase into a structured monorepo with distinct applications for the SDK, proxy, and Kubernetes operator. It introduced the core Elixir SDK for actor management, implemented state storage and distributed registry components, and set up the initial test coverage and configuration for the new system.

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The period focused on expanding the platform's infrastructure by introducing Kubernetes resource generation, gRPC sidecar capabilities, and diverse state store adapters for PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Mnesia. It also established core cluster coordination, security (ACL, TLS), and CLI tooling to support a multi-language SDK and local development environments.

55 changes

This period focused on expanding the project's operational and development infrastructure, introducing new tools for containerized execution, local development environments, and process monitoring. It also addressed missing protocol buffer definitions and established a plugin architecture for the Kubernetes operator, alongside comprehensive observability configurations.

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