PUT MYRMIC TO THE TEST
Build & Break
Challenge
THREE CHALLENGES. 6 PRIZES. UP TO €3,000 IN REWARDS.
We have launched Myrmic, our new open runtime for distributed edge systems, and we are looking for post-launch testers to build with it, push its limits, and help us improve what comes next.
How It Works
Joining the challenge follows a clear process. See the steps below, and we’ll guide you through each stage.
Step 01: Register Now
Sign-up to join the challenge and start testing Myrmic.
Step 02: Give Us First Feedback
Try Myrmic and tell us about your first experience.
Step 03: Complete The Challenge
Submit your build, break report, or integration.
What To Do
Select Your Challenge
Choose one path and put Myrmic to the test in your own way. You can build something new, test the limits of the runtime, or connect Myrmic to a native capability, target, or hardware setup.
Build
Create a small application or use case with Myrmic.
This path is for participants who want to show what can be built with the runtime. Your project can be practical, experimental, or exploratory. The goal is to demonstrate how Myrmic can be used for distributed edge systems, application logic, messaging, state, or placement.
Break
Find bugs, limitations, failure cases, or developer experience problems.
This path is for participants who want to test Myrmic critically. You can look for unclear documentation, broken examples, confusing setup steps, unexpected runtime behavior, limitations, edge cases, or anything that makes the developer experience harder than it should be.
Integrate
Extend Myrmic with a native capability, target, or hardware integration.
This path is for participants who want to connect Myrmic to something beyond the basic examples. You can work with real hardware, simulated devices, native capabilities, or a new target. Hardware is welcome, but not required.
How To Submit
Submit your work by October 11 before midnight.
Your submission should include enough information for us to understand, review, and reproduce what you created or found. You can submit by preparing:
- A public repository with your project, notes, or reproduction steps
- A short video or screen recording showing what you built, tested, or discovered
- Clear setup instructions so the jury can understand how to run or review your work
- Any supporting screenshots, logs, diagrams, or documentation
- A short explanation of which challenge path you chose: Build, Break, or Integrate
Once your materials are ready, complete the final submission form and include the relevant links.
If you have questions during the challenge, you can contact us through the Myrmic Discord or Zulip. We’ll use those channels to answer questions, share updates, and support participants throughout the challenge.
Up to €3,000 in Rewards
Put Myrmic to the test and your submission could earn one of the available rewards.
€900
Best Build
€800
Best Break
€700
Best Integration
€300
3 Finalist Awards
PRIVACY POLICY
Registration and challenge feedback are used only to administer the challenge, provide support, evaluate submissions, and communicate results. General Myrmic marketing is optional, requires separate consent, and is never required to participate.<br><br>We only process the information needed to run the challenge. Analytics on public pages are used only with your consent, and challenge registration details, form responses, and submission information are not shared with analytics services. Third-party services used to operate the challenge are described in our privacy notice.
Join The Build & Break Challenge!
Try the starter project, build a use case, or bring us a break report. Registration takes about three minutes.
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