Hi Fluss community, I’d like to kick off the public discussion on FIP-11¹, which proposes a thin PyO3 wrapper around the existing Rust client so that Python users can read/write Fluss without spinning up a JVM.
- Goal: Java-SDK parity (streaming & batch reads/writes, DDL, point queries) but 100 % Pythonic. - Implementation: PyO3 bridge compiled to a native .so/.pyd; zero-copy, lock-free, no sockets, no JVM start-up cost. - Repository: fluss-rust/bindings/python. I’ve prototyped a minimal PoC at naivedogger/Fluss-Python-Client at python-client <https://github.com/naivedogger/Fluss-Python-Client/tree/python-client> Looking forward to your thoughts. Best regards, Jim [1] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLUSS/FIP-11%3A+Fluss+Python+binding+on+Fluss+Rust
