Cognite
Everything in Cognite is a cog. Your bot is a cog, a web dashboard is a cog, even caching is a cog.
This way of functioning is aided by the modularity offered by the microservice architecture driven by using Kafka and provides several benefits, some of which are:
- Everything is opt-in so you can have only what you need running at once.
- Everything is extremely modular so you can mix, match, use and reuse cogs made by you and other without any additional hassle.
- It's language agnostic which not only means you can use your preferred langauge but you can also use different langauges for different parts of your bot or even have a team of people who use different langauges work together on one thing.
...and much much more, the sky's the limit!
Requirements
- Apache Kafka
- KeyDB
- Rust
Usage
- Clone this repository via
git clone https://github.com/Eludris/cognite
- Change the variables in
.env.example
to work for you and rename it to.env
- Configure the
init.lua
file if you need to. - Start a Kafka instance which has a topic maching the one in your
.env
- Start cognite-gateway by running
cargo run --release --manifest-path=gateway/Cargo.toml
If you want to opt-in into caching must:
- Start a KeyDB instance.
- Start cognite-cache by running
cargo run --release --manifest-path=cache/Cargo.toml
Finally, start your cogs and you're all set!