refactor: migrate from Go to Rust implementation #210
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This PR migrates the entire codebase from Go to Rust, including: - Core runtime and task execution system - WASM processor support (WASM host, thread pool, task management) - Kafka input/output sources and producers - State storage backends (memory and RocksDB) - SQL parser, analyzer, coordinator and executor - gRPC server implementation - Protocol definitions (protobuf) - CLI client libraries - Example processors (Rust, Go, Python) Breaking changes: - All Go code has been removed - New Rust-based architecture using Cargo - Updated build system (Cargo.toml instead of go.mod) - Removed operator and admin client code - Updated configuration format The new implementation maintains the same core functionality while providing better performance and type safety through Rust.
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This PR migrates the entire codebase from Go to Rust, including:
Breaking changes:
The new implementation maintains the same core functionality while providing better performance and type safety through Rust.