Unlock Enterprise Cloud-Native Architectures with CloudWeGo

Harness Power, Gain Flexibility: Build and Govern Microservices Effortlessly with CloudWeGo's Open-Source Middleware

Features

Simplifying Enterprise-level Cloud-Native Architecture Construction and Management

High-Performance

CloudWeGo astounds with its high performance, a direct result of incorporating features like asynchronous RPC, streaming, non-blocking I/O networking and JIT.

Strong Extensibility

CloudWeGo employs a modular or layered framework providing a set of interfaces allowing users to customize its functionality to suit their individual needs.

Multi-Protocol Support

CloudWeGo provides out-of-the-box support for Thrift, gRPC, HTTP/1, HTTP/2 and WebSocket, and can easily be extended to support other protocols.

Built-In Code Generation Tools

CloudWeGo streamlines development process by providing built-in scaffold code generation tools for Thrift and gRPC.

Projects

Kitex

Next generation high performance, highly scalable Golang RPC framework.

Hertz

Next generation high performance, highly scalable Golang HTTP framework.

Netpoll

High-performance NIO (Non-blocking I/O) network library, focusing on RPC scenarios.

Thriftgo

A thrift compiler implemented by Golang supports plug-in mechanism.

Volo

A high-performance and strong-extensibility Rust RPC framework.

Monoio

A thread-per-core Rust runtime with io_uring/epoll/kqueue.

Motore

Async middleware abstraction powered by AFIT and RPITIT.

Pilota

A thrift and protobuf implementation in pure rust with high performance and extensibility.

Sonic

A blazingly fast JSON serializing & deserializing library, accelerated by JIT and SIMD.

Frugal

A very fast dynamic Thrift serializer & deserializer based on just-in-time compilation.

Fastpb

A faster Protobuf serializer & deserializer.

Shmipc

A high-performance IPC solution based on shared memory IPC.

Dynamicgo

Dynamically and efficiently operate data for Go.

"Over the past three years, Bytedance has witnessed rapid growth in the number and scale of its microservices. In 2018, we had about 7,000-8,000 online microservices, and by May 2021, the number had exceeded 50,000. Now, we have decided to open source these technologies to help more developers. "

— Service Framework Team, ByteDance