Actor Mesh Runtime
Spawn is a groundbreaking open-source runtime designed to address the needs of modern businesses. Originating from contributors to Cloudstate, Spawn offers a flexible and scalable solution for both cloud and on-premises environments.
With its polyglot capabilities, Spawn supports multiple programming languages, empowering your team to utilize the best tools for each task. This flexibility not only enhances developer productivity but also accelerates the achievement of your business goals.
Explore how Spawn can help you meet your business objectives efficiently. Check out our documentation to get started.
Spawn's stateful computing model abstracts complex infrastructure tasks, enabling your developers to focus on what truly matters—delivering features that drive your business forward. By automating state management, configuration, and integration flows, Spawn reduces the overhead on your team and accelerates time-to-market.
For CEOs and CTOs, Spawn provides confidence that your company's objectives can be achieved more swiftly and efficiently, enhancing competitiveness without compromising on technical quality or scalability.
Starting with Spawn is straightforward and efficient. Here are two quick demonstrations to help you begin:
To get started, you'll need to install the Spawn Actor Orchestrator runtime. The current runtime is available as an operator for Kubernetes. We also provide a CLI to simplify this process.
Install the CLI:
curl -sSL https://github.com/eigr/spawn/releases/download/v1.4.2/install.sh | sh
Install the Operator
Check out our documentation for detailed guides and tutorials.
Watch some insightful talks on Eigr Community and Spawn:
Say hello to Sepp, our cyberpunk mascot and proud Ibex. Sepp, hailing from the Swiss Alps, loves wandering through the Eiger mountains. Despite occasional Viking-like bluntness, he's a helpful companion who traces his lineage back to Viking times.
The name "Sepp" is indeed a German diminutive or nickname for the name Joseph. It's similar to how "Joe" is used as a nickname for Joseph in English. In German-speaking regions, it's common for Joseph to be affectionately referred to as "Sepp."
This is our little tribute to one of the creators of the Erlang programming language, Joe Armstrong.
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