Taranool/Silverbox
Taranool: in-memory storage framework
Silverbox: Yet another in-memory key-value database
Key features:
* fast
* log streaming replication
* hot standby
* simple binary protocol
* memcached protocol emulation
* extensibility
Cons:
* only tested on x86/Linux and x86/FreeBSD
* gcc is required to build
How to run:
1) compile (note GNU make is required)
(g)make _release_box/tarantool_silverbox
2) customize config
emacs cfg/tarantool_silverbox_cfg.cfg
3) initialize storage
_release_box/tarantool_silverbox --config cfg/tarantool_silverbox_cfg.cfg --init_storage
4) run
_release_box/tarantool_silverbox --config cfg/tarantool_silverbox_cfg.cfg
Konstantin Osipov
authored
Split results from .test files into .result files. Make each individual test a small python program, which is executed from the context of the main interpreter. This allows for easy access to interpreter environment, such as the currently running server. Implement a pre-processor for .test files that replaces exec admin <expr> and exec sql <expr> with python syntax that actually sends string <expr> to tarantool server connection (lib.admin.Connection), and prints output to stdout (i.e. .reject file). Implement stdout filters, for use in .test files: this enables testing of statement that produce run-dependent or host-dependent results. Remove 'cmd' suite as unnecessary, args.test is moved to box.suite. @todo: make results of the test host-independent. Fix a bug in lib.admin.Connection (administrative connection) when it would block and indefinitely wait for response for some administrative commands.