Rust Melbourne Meetup
Description
Two talks on the night. Rust-Native Agentic Platform Engineering with Embedded MCPJeff Aven Building Rust-native agents for platform engineering and observability. The MCP server is embedded and vendored straight into the Rust application. Jeff demos auditron, a compliance copilot that treats cloud as data sources accessed via SQL. Ships as one self-contained binary. No runtime downloads. Buck2: What Would it Take to Give Up Cargo?Cormac Relf For many, a big selling point of Rust is not dealing with build systems from 30 years ago. The people who were stuck with those tools have been hard at work. They've leapfrogged us. Cormac covers where Cargo falls down, what a better build system like Buck2 unlocks, and how to cut build and CI wait times while gaining a new toolbox for building great software. Sponsored by Superteam Australia Superteam Australia backs builders in the Solana ecosystem. It connects Australian developers, founders and operators to grants, bounties, hackathons and a global network of Superteams. If you're building in Rust, you're already halfway to building on Solana. Come say hi. Venue: Stone & Chalk Hosted at Stone & Chalk Melbourne Startup Hub, 121 King St. Stone & Chalk is Australia's leading innovation community, home to hundreds of startups and scaleups across fintech and emerging tech. Thanks to the Stone & Chalk team for having us. Catering and drinks provided. Doors open 6pm.
Highlights
Two featured talks on Rust applications Jeff Aven presents on Rust-native agents for platform engineering Demonstration of 'auditron', a compliance copilot Cormac Relf discusses Buck2 as an alternative to Cargo Insights into improving build systems and CI pipelines Event hosted at Stone & Chalk Melbourne Startup Hub Catering and drinks provided Doors open at 6:00 PM AEST Networking opportunities with Rust enthusiasts Sponsored by Superteam Australia
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