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github.com/openshift-online/async-routine
AsyncRoutineManager is a lightweight yet powerful framework for managing asynchronous operations in Go.
Instead of using the native go
keyword to start goroutines, developers can leverage this framework to gain enhanced visibility, monitoring, and logging for their concurrent operations.
The framework helps analyze and troubleshoot issues related to the number of running goroutines, their execution duration, and enforce time limits to prevent runaway processes.
✅ Goroutine Visibility - Track and monitor all active goroutines in real-time.
✅ Logging & Debugging - Log goroutine execution details for troubleshooting.
✅ Time Limits & Deadlines - Enforce execution timeouts for goroutines.
✅ Graceful Shutdown - Ensure proper cleanup and resource deallocation.
✅ Concurrency Analysis - Detect goroutine leaks and performance bottlenecks.
Contributions are welcome! Please submit an issue or open a pull request with improvements.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. See the LICENSE.txt
file for details.
AsyncRoutineManager helps you build robust, monitored, and efficient Go applications by taking full control over your goroutines!
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