Do not assume "Go Plugin" in this context. We are not using the Go plugin system. Plugin is a name used to describe something that can be "plugged in" or that i

Do not assume "Go Plugin" in this context. We are not using the Go plugin system. Plugin is a name used to describe something that can be "plugged in" or that is "plug and play". In our case as mentioned, we use the Go interface as an abstraction and the "Plugin" is an implementation of that interface which can replace what you're using. You will import plugins for rabbitmq, kafka, etc as a Go import. You can then use env vars and flags to choose which you want to use. Internally we are taking an initialiser for New[Plugin] from a list and executing it to set it up. There is no Go language plugin loading, its all still compiled code. Its just how we use the abstraction. Please see the readme for our plugins for more detail https://github.com/micro/go-plugins https://github.com/micro/go-plugins