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jupiter
Go microservice framework with service governance, CLI scaffolding and a console
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- Stars
- 4.6k
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Last commit
- Sep 2026
- Last release
- Oct 2025
- Language
- Go
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Overview
Jupiter is a Go framework for building governed microservices, used in production at Douyu. A CLI toolkit scaffolds projects from the jupiter-layout template and runs them from a TOML config. The separate Juno system provides the governance console, with a hosted demo.
Who it is for: Go teams building microservices who want built-in governance tooling
Strengths
- Used in production at Douyu for years
- CLI scaffolds a project from jupiter-layout and runs it from a TOML config
- Companion Juno console for governance, with a public demo login
- Apache-2.0 licensed, with Go test and codecov badges
Weaknesses
- Not an AI project; no model or LLM features
- Main documentation is in Chinese
- Governance console lives in a separate repo (Juno)
- Quick start needs Docker Compose for the example's dependencies
What it needs
- Go
- Needs Go >= 1.19, Docker
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