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A Go framework for creating daemons using an actor-model architecture.
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README.md

CAMFISH

Concurrent Actor Model Framework for Internet Services on Holanet

Go Reference

CAMFISH is a Go framework for creating daemons using an actor-model architecture. It is designed to be fault-tolerant, and is capable of restarting individual parts of your program (actors) if they fail.