Fbzmq

Jul 20, 2023

Framework for writing services in C++ while leveraging libzmq

fbzmq provides a framework for writing services in C++ while leveraging the awesomeness of libzmq message passing semantics. At a high level it provides

  • Lightweight C++ wrapper over libzmq which leverages newer C++ constructs and stricter type checking. Most notably it provides the ability to send/receive thrift objects as messages over wire without worrying about wire encoding/decoding protocols.
  • Powerful Async Framework with EventLoop, Timeouts, SignalHandler and more to enable developers to write asynchronous applications efficiently.
  • Suite of monitoring tools that make it easy to add logging and counters to your service.
  • RPC, and some storage systems use Thrift for serializing records on disk.


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