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I will store simple plain text, but I'm looking for these features from a (D)DB/cache:
Replication across all nodes
Adding nodes to a live cluster
It's free
Persistence to disk (not to another DB)
Uses relatively little resources
Apache ZooKeeper fails the DB requirement, but I kinda want to misuse it for my intentions...
Apache Cassandra fails the last requirement.
Redis fails at first requirement (unless you're ready to get your hands dirty?).
Hazelcast and Voldemort fail at persistence, AFAIK.
These are my top picks and now I'm wondering if I'm on the right track, or is there another solution to this?
Thanks!
What about the CouchDB family? MemBase, BigCouch and Apache CouchDB.
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I am looking for a message queue which can be used between nodejs and elixir. I know there are many queues support for nodejs but it is hard to find out one which provides API for both of these two languages. Does anyone know any implementation supports them? I want a open source solution for that.
RabbitMQ is a reasonable choice, it can be run locally (or in docker) and supports many languages http://www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html
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Could somebody please suggest me a good GUI client tool for Cassandra on Windows? I need something like Robo 3T (formerly Robomongo) for MongoDB.
DataStax (the maintainer of Apache Cassandra) has a tool called DevCenter . I use it, it gets the job done. A bit newer tool is DataStax Studio, which is more of a graph visualization tool, but I haven't used it, also check the pricing.
OpsCenter is a monitoring tool. It works with Apace Cassandra (the free one), with disabled features (all features availale in DataStax Enterprise).
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I am looking for GUI based client for Cassandra database. Two project seems to be workable i.e. helenos, cassandra-cluster-admin. Unfortunately both of these projects seems no more being maintained. I have searched a lot over web but could not find any. Can you please suggest a free tool you know about?
I am using Datastax DevCenter and works so far with basic functionality to write queries, view list of keyspaces and tables.
https://www.datastax.com/products/datastax-devcenter-and-development-tools#DataStax-DevCenter
You can use dbeaver (works with many databases):
http://dbeaver.jkiss.org/
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In my Node.js application I wanted to connect the Hazelcast node instance and access the Queue/Hashmap of Hazelcast Node. Is there any node.js module available to do this .
Thanks in advance.
Thought this question was asked over a year ago, some things have changed.
Hazelcast Node.js client in fact does exist and currently provides following features
implementation of Open Client Binary Protocol
Map
Get
Put
Remove
Smart Client - clients connect to each cluster node.
Since each data partition uses the well known and consistent hashing algorithm, each client can send an operation to the relevant cluster node, which increases the overall throughput and efficiency. The client doesn't need to be restarted in case of adding or removing nodes from the cluster.
Distributed Object Listener
Lifecycle Service
Thank you
As far as I know, there is no node.js library for Hazelcast. Some of the functionality is exposed through Memcached btw.
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How did you get started with CouchDB?
Resources to recommend?
The CouchDB wiki is the definitive source of info. The in-progress CouchDB book will likely replace it as the best getting started resource once its complete. For most folks, it seems the hardest part of CouchDB to grok is the map/reduce paradigm. The interactive CouchDB simulator from Mu Dynamics is an awesome learning tool for understanding the map/reduce paradigm in CouchDB.
In addition to the above, I can recommend you get a CouchDB server up and running with minimum effort by grabbing the TurnKeyVM image
FYI - I'm also just starting to investigate it now...pretty excited, hope it does what I think it can do for me!