Rust Monorepo Microservices

Welcome to Rust Monorepo Microservices, a framework designed to streamline the development of scalable microservice architectures in Rust using a monorepository approach.

Overview

This project aims to provide developers with a cohesive toolkit for managing multiple microservices within a single repository. By adopting a monorepo strategy, it simplifies code sharing, improves modularity, and enhances overall project maintainability. Rust’s performance and safety features are leveraged to ensure robustness and efficiency in distributed systems.

Features

• Monorepo Efficiency: Manage multiple microservices in a unified repository.
• Simplified Development: Streamline workflows with centralized code management.
• Enhanced Modularity: Promote code reuse and maintainability across services.
• Dependency Management: Simplify handling dependencies between microservices.
• Scalability: Utilize Rust’s performance advantages for scalable architectures.
• Safety: Benefit from Rust’s strong type system and memory safety guarantees.

Get Started

Prerequisites

• Rust: Version 1.79.0
• PostgreSQL

Techstack

• Axum - Http Method
• Tokio - Concurrency
• sqlx | seaORM | Diesel: Query
  • Sqlx: Raw Query -> Performance Cao;
  • ORM:
    • SeaORM: Dễ -> Syntax -> Newbie
    • Diesel: Sqlx <> seaOrm. -> Trung bình khó -> Syntax Macros -> Intermediate
• bb8-redis - Redis
• Opentelemetry - Tracing
• gRPC - tonic/protobuf
• AWS - EC2 / S3
• Github Actions
• RabbitMq

Installation

• Cargo Make:

  cargo install cargo-make

• Cargo Nextest:

  cargo install cargo-nextest

• Cargo Watch

  cargo install cargo-watch

• Build

cargo make build

• Run

cargo make run

Usage

• Customize configurations and functionalities of individual microservices as per your project requirements.
• Integrate new microservices or migrate existing ones seamlessly within the monorepo structure.

Contributing

• Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests to contribute new features, improvements, or bug fixes.

License

• This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

• Inspired by the need for scalable, maintainable microservice architectures in Rust.
• Built with love by the Rust community.