Minco 0.5.0

Previous stable release. These pages target Minco 0.5.0 and Rust 1.97.1.View all versions

Minco is a contract-to-cloud framework for building, operating, and evolving low-idle-cost Rust web applications through one inspectable application graph. It gives you a deliberately narrow path:

OpenAPI → ordinary Rust → static capabilities → AWS resources → evidence

The minimal AWS profile uses a native ARM64 Lambda and API Gateway HTTP API. It has no NAT Gateway, provisioned concurrency, scheduled poller, or always-on application compute.

Choose a path

• New to Minco? Build your first API.
• Adding standard CRUD operations? Build a resource API.
• Preparing infrastructure? Plan a deployment.
• Evaluating the architecture? Read Contract to cloud and Zero idle, precisely.

What Minco standardizes

Minco standardizes contract policy, application structure, static plugin composition, HTTP conventions, deployment plans, and evidence. It does not hide your business rules behind an ORM, Active Record model, runtime container, or hosted control plane.

The source of truth remains inspectable:

cargo minco inspect --json
cargo minco explain <operationId> --json
cargo minco deploy plan --stdout --json

Release evidence

The coordinated 28-crate family is published from immutable tag v0.5.0. Registry ownership, archive checksums, external consumers, the CLI install, and all exact docs.rs routes were independently verified. This is publication evidence—not proof that a particular application is deployed or healthy.