Installer kyoto-tycoon avec Homebrew

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil
• Docs amont
• Page du gestionnaire de paquets

Commandes et alias

• ktremotemgr
• ktremotetest
• ktserver
• kttimedmgr
• kttimedtest
• ktutilmgr
• ktutilserv
• ktutiltest

Historique du projet

Kyoto Tycoon was developed by FAL Labs in the same 2009-2012 period as Kyoto Cabinet. Where Kyoto Cabinet solves embedded DBM storage, Kyoto Tycoon solves the multi-process and remote-access problem by putting a server process and client library in front of one or more Kyoto Cabinet databases.

The official specification explains the motivation plainly: Kyoto Cabinet is fast and concurrent inside a process, but users can run into trouble when multiple processes share a database or remote processes need access. Kyoto Tycoon is the server layer for that use case.

Historique d'adoption

Kyoto Tycoon found a niche with users who wanted a Redis-like or memcached-like key-value service backed by Kyoto Cabinet's storage engines. Its HTTP protocol made non-C++ clients possible without linking to GPL libraries, and its memcached protocol plugin broadened compatibility.

Modes d'utilisation

The package installs ktserver and remote-management utilities such as ktremotemgr. Common uses include cache servers, persistent key-value services, HTTP-accessible storage, replicated small databases, and Lua-extended operations close to the data.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

Kyoto Tycoon matters to package nerds because it is the server half of a compact DBM stack: install Kyoto Cabinet for embedded storage, install Kyoto Tycoon when that storage needs a network protocol. It sits in the historical space between classic DBM files and popular daemonized key-value stores.

Chronologie

• 2009-2012: The official Kyoto Tycoon homepage carries FAL Labs copyright dates for this development period.
• 2012-04-06: The official homepage shows this last-update date.
• 2012-05-25: The official fundamental specification shows this last-update date.
• 2014-12-02: Cloudflare described using Kyoto Tycoon to replicate data from PostgreSQL to edge data centers.

Related projects

• Related projects include Kyoto Cabinet, Tokyo Cabinet, Tokyo Tyrant, Tkrzw-RPC, memcached, Redis-like key-value servers, Lua scripting, HTTP APIs, and DBM-backed cache/storage services.

Sources

• https://blog.cloudflare.com/kyoto-tycoon-secure-replication/
• https://dbmx.net/kyotocabinet/
• https://dbmx.net/kyototycoon/
• https://dbmx.net/kyototycoon/api/
• https://dbmx.net/kyototycoon/spex.html