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===============
Getting Started
===============

Adopting microservices means that your architecture has moved from a
single entity for your business logic to many entities that talk to
each other over the network. The Datawire |mdk| gives you the APIs you
need to code and debug microservices, so that you don't need to worry
about coding basic infrastructure.

The |mdk| is designed to be very lightweight and interoperate with
your existing framework and infrastructure. The MDK supports natively
writing microservices in Ruby, Python, Java, and JavaScript today. It
is also framework agnostic: you can use Rails or Flask or NodeJS, for
example.

Installation
============

To get started with the |mdk|, install the MDK on Linux or Mac OS X.
The MDK supports multiple languages.

Python::

    pip install datawire_mdk

Ruby::

    gem install datawire_mdk

Javascript::

    npm install datawire_mdk

For Java you add ``io.datawire.mdk`` as a Maven dependency.


Quick Start
===========

Setup
-----
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===============
Getting Started
===============

Adopting microservices means that your architecture has moved from a
single entity for your business logic to many entities that talk to
each other over the network. The Datawire |mdk| gives you the APIs you
need to code and debug microservices, so that you don't need to worry
about coding basic infrastructure.

The |mdk| is designed to be very lightweight and interoperate with
your existing framework and infrastructure. The MDK supports natively
writing microservices in Ruby, Python, Java, and JavaScript today. It
is also framework agnostic: you can use Rails or Flask or NodeJS, for
example.

Installation
============

To get started with the |mdk|, install the MDK on Linux or Mac OS X.
The MDK supports multiple languages.

Python 2 and Python 3::

    pip install datawire_mdk

Ruby::

    gem install datawire_mdk

Javascript::

    npm install datawire_mdk

For Java you add ``io.datawire.mdk`` as a Maven dependency.


Quick Start
===========

Setup
-----

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