module-federation/aegis

Aegis is a modular Node.js framework designed for building distributed, event-driven applications with a focus on extensibility and hot-reloadable configuration. It provides a flexible adapter layer supporting diverse backends including file systems, in-memory caches, MongoDB, and WebAssembly modules. The system integrates a configurable service mesh for inter-service communication and includes built-in support for IoT data streams, serverless functions, and automated certificate management.

The project established its foundational structure by implementing the Aegis core module, introducing a modular adapter system for persistence, serverless, and WebAssembly components, and enabling Node.js runtime support for module federation. This period focused on building out the service mesh with multiple transport backends and adding comprehensive test coverage for the new domain and adapter layers.

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This period focused on implementing core domain logic for model lifecycle and eventing, alongside integrating LiDAR hardware support and a WebSocket-based service mesh. The work established the foundational use cases and adapters required for real-time object detection and inter-client communication.

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