Hi,
I'm looking for feedback to see if what I'm doing is intuitive. I'm building an integrated security platform (think telemetry/SIEM/sanitizer/SOAR wrapped into one) called Ben. Ben is built in Rust, and largely macro based. I've included a substack article about the macros I've made so far. Basically I wanted compile time guarantees for info. I have a plan to implement hot swaps on everything but BenSchema that gets versioned. My thought was that if all I had to do was build out structs and boom, it works, it'd help me with my use case. Ideally I'd like to market it, but I'm mostly building it for my own use case. If you have any feedback whether this is intuitive, whether or not I should add things or add to the macros, it'd be appreciated. Ben isn't built, and I'm not trying to shill something. I just sit at this weird intersection where its hard to get feedback on stuff and I've found my project to be rather niche.
alex-dozer•1h ago