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Our Production Baseline release for building production-ready Rust services faster.

What s new in this release:

• one-call production defaults

• built-in /health, /ready, /live probes

• session management

• rate limiting strategies

• new CLI bench + observability commands

• improved multipart streaming

• new real-world Auth / CRUD / Jobs / Streaming examples

• 10+ cookbook recipes

The goal is simple: help Rust teams go from prototype to production with less setup and more confidence.

RustAPI v0.1.397

Hey Product Hunt

After months of building in public and iterating with the community, I m excited to launch RustAPI v0.1.397, the biggest feature release since v0.1.300 transforming RustAPI from a routing tool into a production-ready application platform.

Why This Matters

RustAPI is a Rust web framework inspired by FastAPI but built for a modern, native Rust runtime with first-class OpenAPI 3.1 and validation.

This release is a focused quick wins iteration that closes several must-have gaps across runtime, WebSockets, OpenAPI correctness, and docs while also tightening the dependency surface.

What s new in v0.1.333

• True dual-stack runtime (done): RustApi::run_dual_stack now runs HTTP/1.1 (TCP) and HTTP/3 (QUIC/UDP) simultaneously.

• WebSocket permessage-deflate (done): real parsing + parameter negotiation for Sec-WebSocket-Extensions.

• OpenAPI ref integrity coverage upgraded: traversal validation now covers response / requestBody / header / callback paths + tests.

• Async validation context from app state: AsyncValidatedJson now respects state-provided ValidationContext (with verified coverage).

• Docs aligned with reality: architecture docs synced to OpenAPI 3.1 + v2-native validation direction.

• Dependency footprint reduced: trimmed unused / overly broad dependencies & feature sets to reduce lockfile surface.