Atoms' First Open Source Project: Splitter
battwell
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April 14, 2026
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battwell
This is Atom’s first open source project: Splitter – a coordinator for stateful sharded services. It is used to manage our most critical stateful services: product-oriented (e.g., food order handling) and pure infra services such as our inhouse-built message broker. You can find more information about Splitter in this blog post: https://techblog.atoms.co/p/easy-as-pie-stateful-services-at Blog post about our in-house message broker: https://techblog.atoms.co/p/reliable-order-processing Source code is available in the splitter repository. You can see Splitter in action in splitter-examples (only requires Docker and Bazel). Repo: https://github.com/atoms-co/splitter-examples/tree/main/robo... We will never intend to sell this. So may as well open source it.