Beehive
Event and agent system for connecting things
Beehive is an event-and-agent system that lets you create automation rules connecting different services and devices. It targets tinkerers wanting a lightweight IFTTT-style tool. It is deployed via Docker or a binary.
Key features
- Hives, bees and chains model
- Connects many services
- Lightweight Go binary
- Simple rule creation
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Lightweight
- Easy concept
- No external dependencies
Trade-offs
- Slower development
- Fewer integrations
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