Myrmic: A Rust Runtime for Distr. Edge Apps
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Myrmic is a Rust runtime for Linux and bare metal that builds a peer to peer network of devices, running application logic as cells (stateful actors) addressed independently of hosts. Rust code for hardware drivers lives in a native signal layer while application handlers compile to Wasm handlers in sandbox. Nodes advertise capabilities, the runtime routes commands, provides lifecycle, messaging, persistence and placement, and aims for workflow failover when a node goes down. It is open source as a developer preview.
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