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Overview

Moza is a message-oriented middleware project designed and implemented during my university years as part of my end of the year project.

It uses Seastar as its I/O engine and implements a custom text-based protocol to communicate messaging operations between clients and the middleware.

The messaging model and protocol were designed specifically for the project.

For more information, see the series of articles I wrote about the project Rolling Out Your Own MOM, or How I Did It — Overview.

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Moza requires Seastar as a dependency.

I recommend using the gcc-release CMake preset:

cmake --preset gcc-release
cmake --build --preset gcc-release

Moza CLI

I also implemented a small command-line client, Moza CLI, to make testing and demonstrating Moza easier.

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