Infinitic’s First Release!
I’m happy to announce the first public release 0.1 of Infinitic!
This release includes:
- Infinitic packages published on Maven Central Repository
- A documentation website: https://docs.infinitic.io
- Some examples repositories, also described in the documentation:
I believe that Apache Pulsar is the best distributed messaging and streaming platform out there, and I want Infinitic to be the best framework to build distributed apps on top of it.
Distributed apps are notoriously difficult to build. Infinitic let you code a scalable and reliable distributed system as if you were on a single infallible server. What Infinitic (and Pulsar) handles for you:
- The details how services communicate together through Pulsar
- The handling of failures (server crashes, network issues, or bugs) => making sure that everything is eventually processed
- The orchestration of workflows between services
- The dashboards (not in this release yet)
As illustrated below, this release lets you build workflows that:
- dispatch tasks (handling failure and automatic retries)
- include:
- synchronous or asynchronous tasks,
- synchronous or asynchronous child workflows
- parallel branches
- waiting for asynchronous completion

It has already been a long journey, but this is only the beginning, as many more improvements are coming.
I hope you’ll give Infinitic a try and give me your feedback. I’m eager to learn what you do with it.
Note: the guys at Pulsar gave me a #infinitic room in the Apache Pulsar Slack (if you are not here already, I recommend self-registering).
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