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# Aegis Foundation
Reliable infrastructure tooling for your servers.
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## Projects
### Konduktor
> Golang re-imagining of the original PyServe idea.
- High-performance web server and reverse proxy.
- Declarative configuration via YAML/JSON.
- Multiple services, routes, and hosts in a single config.
- Suitable for both side projects and small/medium production setups.
👉 Repository: `konduktor`
👉 Documentation: _to be added_
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### PyServe (legacy)
Original Python implementation.
- Built on top of Starlette / Uvicorn.
- Used as a reference implementation and playground for fast experiments.
- Many concepts were later refined and moved into Konduktor.
👉 Repository: [`pyserve`](https://git.pyserve.org/aegis/pyserveX)
👉 Documentation: [`LINK`](https://docs.pyserve.org/)
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## For Contributors
Contributions are welcome — but we value clarity and predictability.
### Workflow
1. Find or open an issue with a clear problem statement.
2. Fork the repository.
3. Create a branch: `feature/...` or `fix/...`.
4. Open a pull request with a concise description of the change.
### Principles
- Prefer **simple and explicit** solutions over clever “magic”.
- Keep configuration and behavior **transparent**.
- When public behavior changes, **update tests and documentation**.
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## Stack & Philosophy
- **Languages:** Go, Python (legacy parts), some TypeScript/JS for docs and tooling, LUA (We hope...).
- **Philosophy:**
- configuration over hidden logic;
- explicit contracts between services;
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## License
By default, Aegis Foundation projects use the **MIT License**, unless stated otherwise.
Check the `LICENSE` file in each repository for details.
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## Contact
- Gitea: `https://git.pyserve.org/`
- For questions and proposals: [`lead@pyserve.org`](mailto:lead@pyserve.org).
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> Aegis Foundation — the part of your infrastructure that just quietly does its job.