Hertz

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Hertz [həːts] is a high-usability, high-performance and high-extensibility Golang HTTP framework that helps developers build microservices. It was originally a fork of fasthttp and inspired by gin, echo and combined with the internal requirements in ByteDance. At present, it has been widely used inside ByteDance. Nowadays, more and more microservices use Golang. If you have requirements for microservice performance and hope that the framework can fully meet the internal customizable requirements, Hertz will be a good choice.

Basic Features

High usability

During the development process, it is often more important to write the correct code quickly. Therefore, in the iterative process of Hertz, we actively listen to users' opinions and continue to polish the framework, hoping to provide users with a better user experience and help users write correct code faster.

High performance

Hertz uses the self-developed high-performance network library Netpoll by default. In some special scenarios, compared to Go Net, Hertz has certain advantages in QPS and time delay. For performance data, please refer to the Echo data in the figure below.

Comparison of four frameworks: Comparison of three frameworks: For detailed performance data, please refer to hertz-benchmark.

High extensibility

Hertz adopts a layered design, providing more interfaces and default extension implementations. Users can also extend by themselves. At the same time, thanks to the layered design of the framework, the extensibility of the framework will be much greater. At present, only stable capabilities are open-sourced to the community. More planning refers to RoadMap.

Multi-protocol support

The Hertz framework provides HTTP/1.1 and ALPN protocol support natively. In addition, due to the layered design, Hertz even supports custom build protocol resolution logic to meet any needs of protocol layer extensions.

Network layer switching capability

Hertz implements the function to switch between Netpoll and Go Net on demand. Users can choose the appropriate network library for different scenarios. And Hertz also supports the extension of network library in the form of plug-ins.

Documentation

Getting Started

Example

The Hertz-Examples repository provides code out of the box. more

Basic Features

Contains introduction and use of general middleware, context selection, data binding, data rendering, direct access, logging, error handling. more

Observability

Contains instrumentation, logging, tracing. more

Framework Extension

Contains network library extensions, protocol extensions, logger extensions, monitoring extensions. more

Reference

Framework configurable items list. more

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions. more

Performance

Performance testing can only provide a relative reference. In production, there are many factors that can affect actual performance. We provide the hertz-benchmark project to track and compare the performance of Hertz and other frameworks in different situations for reference.

Related Projects

Netpoll: A high-performance network library. Hertz integrated by default.
Example: Use examples of Hertz.

Extensions

Hertz-contrib is a partial extension library of Hertz, which users can integrate into Hertz through options according to their needs, built and maintained by the community.

| Extensions | Description | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Autotls | Make Hertz support Let's Encrypt. | | Http2 | HTTP2 support for Hertz. | | Websocket | Enable Hertz to support the Websocket protocol. | | Etag | Support ETag (or entity tag) HTTP response header for Hertz. | | Limiter | Provides a current limiter based on the bbr algorithm. | | Monitor-prometheus | Provides service monitoring based on Prometheus. | | Obs-opentelemetry | Hertz's Opentelemetry extension that supports Metric, Logger, Tracing and works out of the box. | | Opensergo | The Opensergo extension. | | Pprof | Extension for Hertz integration with Pprof. | | Registry | Provides service registry and discovery functions. So far, the supported service discovery extensions are nacos, consul, etcd, eureka, polaris, servicecomb, zookeeper, redis. | | Sentry | Sentry extension provides some unified interfaces to help users perform real-time error monitoring. | | Tracer | Link tracing based on Opentracing. | | Basicauth | Basicauth middleware can provide HTTP basic authentication. | | Jwt | Jwt extension. | | Keyauth | Provides token-based authentication. | | Requestid | Add request id in response. | | Sessions | Session middleware with multi-state store support. | | Casbin | Supports various access control models by Casbin. | | Cors | Provides cross-domain resource sharing support. | | Csrf | Csrf middleware is used to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks. | | Secure | Secure middleware with multiple configuration items. | | Gzip | A Gzip extension with multiple options. | | I18n | Helps translate Hertz programs into multi programming languages. | | Lark | Use hertz handle Lark/Feishu card message and event callback. | | Loadbalance | Provides load balancing algorithms for Hertz. | | Logger | Logger extension for Hertz, which provides support for zap, logrus, zerologs logging frameworks. | | Recovery | Recovery middleware for Hertz. | | Reverseproxy | Implement a reverse proxy. | | Swagger | Automatically generate RESTful API documentation with Swagger 2.0. | | Cache | Hertz middleware for cache HTTP response with multi-backend support |