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https://github.com/hadron-project/hadron

The Kubernetes native and CloudEvents native distributed event streaming, event orchestration & messaging platform
https://github.com/hadron-project/hadron

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The Kubernetes native and CloudEvents native distributed event streaming, event orchestration & messaging platform

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Hadron is the Kubernetes native and CloudEvents native distributed event streaming, event orchestration & messaging platform.



Hadron is designed to ingest data in the form of events, and to facilitate working with that data in the form of multi-stage structured workflows.



**⎈ Built for Kubernetes** - Hadron was born into the world of Kubernetes and is designed to leverage the Kubernetes platform to the max.



**📬 CloudEvents** - Hadron uses the CloudEvents model for everything going in and coming out.



**⚙️ Operational Simplicity** - Hadron leverages the Kubernetes platform for horizontal scaling, high availability, and ease of application integration.



**📦 Easy Installation** - Deploy Hadron into your cluster with Helm, the Kubernetes package manager.



## Getting Started

Head over to the [Hadron Guide](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/) to learn more. A few quick links:

- [Quick Start](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/overview/quick-start.html) - Hadron installation and quick start.

- [Streams](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/overview/streams.html) - Append-only, immutable logs of data with absolute ordering per partition.

- [Pipelines](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/overview/pipelines.html) - Workflow orchestration for data on Streams, providing structured concurrency for arbitrarily complex multi-stage workflows.

- [Produces & Consumers](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/overview/producers-consumers.html) - Write data to and read data from Hadron.

- [Clients](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/reference/clients.html) - All Hadron client libraries.

- [CLI](https://hadron-project.github.io/hadron/reference/cli.html) - The Hadron CLI.



## Examples

Check out a few end-to-end code examples using Hadron:

- [Pipeline TXP](https://github.com/hadron-project/hadron/tree/main/examples/pipeline-transactional-processing) - a demo application using Hadron Pipelines for transactional event processing. This is what Hadron was designed for and shows the power of modeling entire systems as workflow Pipelines.

- [Stream TXP](https://github.com/hadron-project/hadron/tree/main/examples/stream-transactional-processing) - a demo application using Hadron Streams for transactional event processing. For folks coming from the Kafka world, this example is more directly relatable.



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### License

Hadron's licensing is still being finalized, however the ultimate licensing goals are simple:

- Keep Hadron open source and available for anyone to use.

- Only the team/company behind Hadron is allowed to offer Hadron as a hosted service for profit.



Without that last licensing provision, Hadron would not survive as an open source project.