shrike

README

#Shrike

Simple memory based key value store goshire service. Shrike uses the STREST protocal and by default is configured to enable http, json and binary listeners.

##Docs

For more info on available functions the docs are here: http://godoc.org/github.com/mdennebaum/shrike

##Persistance

Shrike is primarily an in memory store but by setting a data_dir value in your config file, Shrike will dump all data on interupt or sigterm to a backup file which it will load back in next time you start it.

##Install

go get github.com/pmylund/go-cache
go get github.com/trendrr/goshire
go get github.com/mdennebaum/shrike

Checkout or download shrike to a directory in your gopath.

##Config

Edit the config.yaml file to match with your settings.

##Run

Once you've edited the config.yaml to your liking run the following.

go run main.go -config=/path/to/config.yaml

Alternatively if your config folder is located in the same dir as the executable you can omit the -config flag

go run main.go

Then you should be able to point your browser at http://localhost:8010/ping to make sure its working

##Client

Goshire comes with a bundled client that supports the binary and json protocols.

##More

For more info on how to use the goshire framework checkout https://github.com/trendrr/goshire. If there are any issues please submit an ticket.

Documentation

Overview

Shrike is a simple memory based key value store goshire service. Shrike uses the STREST protocal and by default is configured to enable http, json and binary listeners.

Shrike is primarily an in memory store but by setting a data_dir value in your config file, Shrike will dump all data on interupt or sigterm to a backup file which it will load back in next time you start it.

Goshire comes with a bundled client that supports the binary and json protocols.

For more info on how to use the goshire framework checkout https://github.com/trendrr/goshire. If there are any issues please submit an ticket.