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Ecat is a Rust microservices framework inspired by go-kratos/kratos
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Ecat is a Rust microservices framework inspired by go-kratos/kratos v3, providing an API-first development experience with a pluggable architecture and support for both HTTP and gRPC protocols. It leverages Rust's features like type safety and performance, making it suitable for developers familiar with Kratos. The framework includes a comprehensive CLI toolchain and supports various databases and middleware layers, aiming to simplify microservices development in Rust.
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