Admin control plane
React UI and REST APIs manage features, stages, contexts, teams, approvals, metrics, and settings.
Architecture
Rust control plane and edge evaluation
FluxGate separates administration from evaluation. The backend persists and streams flag state, while edge nodes handle low-latency decisions near application traffic.
Data flow
A release system in four loops
Each component has a clear job: author, synchronize, evaluate, and observe.
Streaming update channel
The Rust backend publishes feature snapshots and incremental updates to connected edge nodes over gRPC.
Low-latency edge
Edge nodes evaluate requests from cached rules, deterministic bucketing, ordered criteria, dependencies, and sticky assignments.
Telemetry feedback
Evaluation events, assignments, and metrics flush back to the backend for dashboards, experiments, and rollout governance.
React UIREST + WebSocket
Rust backendPostgres + gRPC
Rust edgecached evaluation
Apps + SDKsREST / OFREP
telemetry returns to dashboards
Runtime shape
Backend owns truth. Edge owns speed.
Feature updates move from the backend to edge nodes over long-lived gRPC streams. Evaluations use cached rules, criteria priority, deterministic bucketing, dependencies, and sticky assignment metadata.
- PostgreSQL-backed configuration and analytics
- React UI for operations, approvals, and metrics
- Edge REST and OFREP endpoints for applications
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