obzenflow 0.0.1

Event streaming framework that finds zen in distributed systems chaos
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ObzenFlow

ObzenFlow is an upcoming high-performance, event-sourced stream processing framework that achieves equilibrium in the chaos of distributed systems. Where others see chaos, we find harmony through mathematical guarantees and architectural discipline.

ObzenFlow brings a strong philosophy of first-principles to distributed systems. We flourish in the stark reality of production failures, network partitions, and cascading failures.

Core Philosophy

ObzenFlow is built on three foundational principles:

1. Monitoring is Not Optional

Every pipeline step MUST declare its monitoring taxonomy at compile time. No hidden defaults, no forgotten metrics.

2. Zen-like Simplicity Through an Elegant DSL

Clean, declarative syntax that reads like the problem domain. The framework enforces elegance.

3. Compile-Time Everything

No runtime pipeline construction. Everything is known at compile time for maximum performance and type safety.

Status

Currently in active development. This crate is a placeholder while we prepare for the initial release.

Visit obzenflow.dev for updates.

License

ObzenFlow will be dual-licensed under MIT and Apache 2.0.