Rust Guide
This is a guide to using the Ockam Rust SDK. Over the course of four examples, the guide builds a distributed echo service that forwards messages between nodes.
The Get Started guide walks developers through the fundamentals of using Ockam in a rust project.
In Step 1 we build a basic Ockam node and worker. The core data types and traits that comprise the Ockam API are introduced, along with the asynchronous runtime.
Step 2 introduces Ockam transports and message routing. The Ockam TCP transport is used to send messages between two nodes.
The Ockam Hub is a remote node that can send, receive, and route messages between nodes. Step 3 shows you how to use the TCP transport to send messages to a node hosted on the Hub.
Message forwarding is discussed in Step 4, enabling you to route messages between remote nodes.
Guides
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Get Started | Get ready to use the Ockam Rust SDK. |
| Step 1 | Build your first node and worker. |
| Step 2 | Send messages between nodes. |
| Step 3 | Learn how to use the Ockam Hub. |
| Step 4 | Use Ockam Hub to forward messages between nodes. |
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