raystack/raccoon

Raccoon is an event ingestion service that collects, serializes, and routes events to various backend sinks such as Kafka, Kinesis, and Pub/Sub. It provides a structured Go-based architecture with a command-line interface and supports multiple transport protocols including gRPC, REST, and WebSocket. The system is designed for reliable, graceful lifecycle management and offers client libraries in Go, Java, Python, and JavaScript for sending events.

This period focused on establishing robust release tooling and modernizing the application's lifecycle management. The project introduced structured configuration, automated cross-platform builds, and replaced manual shutdown logic with Go's context-based patterns. Additionally, legacy HTTP endpoints and outdated dependencies were removed or updated across all client libraries.

5 changes

This period focused on expanding the Raccoon ecosystem by releasing official client libraries for Go, Java, and JavaScript. Each release provided robust, configurable interfaces for sending events via REST, gRPC, and WebSocket transports, significantly broadening the service's accessibility across different programming environments.

4 changes

This period focused on establishing the core event processing pipeline, introducing a CLI interface, and releasing Python client libraries. It also expanded the system's capabilities by adding new event publishers for various backends and implementing integration tests to validate error handling across multiple protocols.

5 changes

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