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Decision brief
Ergo is an actor-based framework for Golang that simplifies the development of event-driven architectures with built-in network transparency inspired by Erlang and Elixir OTP.
Good fit when
- For projects requiring a robust actor-model system for handling event-driven microservices in Golang
- When building distributed systems where network transparency is critical for seamless interactions between nodes
Avoid when
- If your project does not fit an event-driven or actor-based architecture model
- When the complexity of setting up a supervision tree and managing actors exceeds the needs of your application
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Overview
Ergo offers an actor-model framework with network transparency inspired by Erlang and Elixir OTP. It simplifies the development of distributed systems through a command-line tool that generates project boilerplate.
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- go
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README
Quick start The CLI generates project scaffolding for you: applications, actors, supervisors, message types. The output is a complete, runnable project structure. Add components incrementally as your service grows. To install use the following command: Create a project and start...
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