Azos is a full stack framework for distributed data-driven business applications of any size. Unique feature of Azos is its self-sufficiency as it includes all of the components necessary for creation of typical business to Facebook-scale applications.

Azos Documentation Index

Azos includes:

• Application chassis (component hierarchy container)
• Configuration (supports external cluster configuration)
• DI
• Logging
• Instrumentation (custom gauges/events/counters)
• Serialization: Binary, Bson, Json
• Security: role based, permissions, annotations, inheritance etc.
• Contract-based RPC (Glue)
• Mvc Web Stack based on web server abstraction (may use Asp Core, HttpListener or any other server/stack)
• Data documents - model data for RDBMS/NoSQL/Service stores. Full auto CRUD/metadata/validation
• Hybrid Data Access Layer - virtual queries (e.g. query service instead of table)
• Pile: In memory pile of objects store 100s of millions of instances in-process
• Data cache based on Pile
• Virtual File System (e.g. SVN, Amazon S3, Google Drive)
• 100s of utilities: int/prime math, rnd, leaky bucket, keyed interlocked, object casts etc.

Azos is built for writing Distributed systems of infinite scale:

• Distributed hierarchical cluster topology
• Todo queues (a la serverless)
• Virtual Actors
• Global Monotonic Unique ID generation 2^96
• Distributed process model/process control signaling
• Load balancing/work sets
• Distributing locking/coordination
• Logging, Telemetry, Security Auditing works in cluster + archiving
• Real-time process/cluster admin panel
• Social Graph system: nodes, friendship, subscriptions/event notification
• Social trending: real-time trending system based on business entities

Azos Packages on Nuget

See also:

• Azos Design Philosophy
• Azos Documentation Index

External resources:

• Monorepo Project Structure (Wikipedia)
• Pattern: Microservice Chassis