tomiok/fuego-cache

Fuego cache is a concurrent hashed key-value pair service written 100% in Golang. A high-speed cache service with HTTP and plain TCP and CLI interfaces with persistence in disk. Easy-to-use & easy-to-deploy cache service totally free. PRs are welcome folks.

fuego-cache's Issues

Bulk set

Ann interface to set values in bulk mode

Bulk get

get values in bulk mode

Make functional HTTP interface

Add recover for all the interfaces

Persist data in disk

review if Docker is a good fit

Authentication

return all the key in the cache

Include secured values

Implement a basic router without any 3rd party lib

Bulk delete

delete in bulk mode

Improve readme

Add expiration time when set a new value

Should be in positive integer. If no value provided, will put -1, which means that the entry in the cache will not expire ever.

setOne(k, v interface, expire *int)

if is nil, add -1

0 is not a valid value, need to be handled or add -1

max is the maximum integer value.

Clustering (SID)

Create web server

• Create web server accepting http requests
• Create 2 routes using standard http library
  • 1st route: add an element (POST - consume, response with JSON)
  • 2nd route: get an element (GET) - response with JSON
    /fuego/{key}
• Since Fuego will run by now either web or TCP, a flag will decide if run as TCP server or web server

Add Makefile

Makefile for dev purposes with

• build
• run
• fmt
• tests
• lint
• benchmark

Run the cache in memory mode

Improve message interpreter to allow spaces in values

Now the message interpreter is able to handle key and values wit no spaces in stdin. Split the entire message using a blank space (" ") as separator. This is a limitation to use values with spaces.

Now this is not valid:
set 1 hello there

A valid msg is:
set 1 hellothere

Improve the code to accepts values with spaces, keeping in mind that the key cannot contain spaces at all.

Improve error handling in message interpreter

Get last entry added

Cache should provide a method to get the last item added (doesn't matter if was deleted)