Tochemey/ego

eGo is an actor-based distributed systems framework built on top of Go-Akt, providing primitives for event sourcing, durable state, and projections. The system manages the full lifecycle of actors, including cluster discovery, remoting, and supervision, while offering extensible interfaces for persistence, encryption, and event streaming. It supports multiple data stores and message brokers, enabling developers to build scalable, observable applications with robust error handling and state management.

The codebase was refactored to shift from a monolithic framework to a meta-framework built on Go-Akt, removing internal implementations of datastores and aggregates to encourage plugin-based extensions. Concurrently, the project expanded its feature set by introducing a pub/sub event stream, configurable projection recovery policies, and updated protobuf schemas to support sharding and encryption.

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This period focused on establishing the core persistence and concurrency abstractions, introducing interfaces for state, events, and offsets, alongside lock-free data structures. The team also built out the testing ecosystem with mock generators and in-memory stores, while providing a Kubernetes deployment example to demonstrate the new capabilities.

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The project expanded its architecture to support external event streaming via Kafka, NATS, Pulsar, and WebSocket, while introducing a centralized extension registry for state management and telemetry. This period also added robust encryption capabilities with AES-256-GCM and tooling for event migration and performance benchmarking.

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