Our Products
We're always building products to help improve the digital ecosystem. Here's a small sample of what we've built and open sourced.
Kipchak A Rapid API Development Kit (ADK)
Named after the family of the Mamluk Sultanate of Cairo, Kipchak is designed for developers who want a minimal, extensible, yet robust foundation for building high-performance APIs in PHP. It complies with PHP Standards Recommendations (PSRs) for code interoperability and has modular architecture, making it easy to extend and maintain. It is battle tested on APIs serving over 3,000 requests per second and uses up to 60% less resources than similar APIs built with larger frameworks like Symfony / Laravel running on Apache / FPM. Use Kipchak's pre-built drivers and middlewares to help you get production ready with just a few lines of code.
Aybak A Bring Your Own Load Balancer (BYOLB) toolkit for Kubernetes
Named after the first Mamluk Sultan Izz al-Din Aybak, Aybak was born out of the necessity to efficiently manage distributed clusters when Cloud Native load balancers are simply not good enough. With Mamluk, you can use a custom HA proxy deployment as a Kubernetes aware load balancer, which means it will keep track of the IPs of your worker nodes as the cluster scales up or down.
Tavshan A Rabbit MQ Client To simplify your messaging ecosystem
The Turkish word for rabbit, Tavshan is a simplified Rabbit MQ client written in PHP that allows you to easily subscribe to and publish events to Rabbit MQ with just a couple of lines of code. It's distributed under the MIT license and battle tested internally at Mamluk.
Bahriya Kubernetes Engine An Enterprise Kubernetes Engine Deploy Hybrid, Across Regions
The Bahriya Kubernetes Engine is a powerful, enterprise-grade Kubernetes engine designed to simplify the deployment and management of containerised applications across multiple regions. With its robust features and seamless integration with existing infrastructure, Bahriya empowers organizations to achieve high availability, scalability, and cost efficiency in their cloud-native deployments, both for public and private clouds.
