duanhf2012/origin

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What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

Origin is a distributed game server engine written in Go, organized around three core abstractions: Node, Service, and Module. It provides service discovery (etcd or built-in), RPC, and networking over TCP, KCP, and WebSocket, plus utilities for building game backends including H5 game servers.

Use cases

• build a distributed game server backend in Go
• create an H5 HTML5 game server
• set up service discovery and RPC between game server nodes
• structure game logic into services and modules with monitoring
• implement login, save, and config loading flows for a multiplayer game

When to choose

• you are building a multiplayer game server in Go and want a batteries-included engine
• you need distributed nodes with RPC and etcd-based service discovery
• you want TCP, KCP, and WebSocket networking out of the box

When to avoid

• you are building a non-game backend where general web frameworks fit better
• you need a battle-tested engine with a large community and ecosystem
• your team does not work in Go

Facets

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rpc web-framework websocket concurrency service-discovery developer-tools backend microservices networking developer-tools go windows cross-platform game-server-engine distributed node-service-module kcp etcd golang game-development linux macos

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