# [Node XYZ](https://node-xyz.github.io/) ![logo](https://github.com/node-xyz/xyz-core/blob/master/media/logo_t.png?raw=true)

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Node XYZ is a NodeJS toolkit for creating microservice based distributed applications. The main aim of XYZ is to cover following aspects of microservice architecture:

  - **Service discovery and Communication**:
    XYZ provides an easy *Path based* identification for services that each host is exposing. This ensures flexible messaging infrastructure. Consequently, XYZ systems are ***Soft*** and can act as you wish when it comes to accepting new hosts to the system.

  - **Deployment and Development**:
    XYZ provides a handy command line interface, using which you can easily test your microservices locally, deploy them and monitor them.

  - **Infinite Scalability: Configurations** are the last key component to ensure that *XYZ will commensurate with whatever requirements your system might have*. That is to say, XYZ will not enforce any application dependent configuration, instead, it will provide only a default behavior (as a fallback) for it and enables you to easily override this default behavior.

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## Getting Started with Node XYZ

- [Website](https://node-xyz.github.io)
- [Getting Started](https://node-xyz.github.io/documentations)
- [API Doc](https://node-xyz.github.io/apidoc)
- [Wiki](https://github.com/node-xyz/xyz-core/wiki)