Releases: mailsac/dracula
Releases · mailsac/dracula
Release v0.7.1
Add basic request logging to rest server
Release v0.7.0
What's Changed
- Adds an experimental beta REST interface to dracula with a few commands.
GET /namespaces
GET /put?namespace=default&key=blah
GET /count?namespace=default&pattern=bl&
Limitations
- HTTP and REST best practices call for no mutations on GET. This practice is avoided for the
GET /put
request. The reason for this is ease of use in the web browser when troubleshooting. This is a beta feature and may change. - The secret is currently bypassed for the beta REST API. This may change.
Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.7.0
Release v0.6.0
Dep update - gods, prom, testify
Release v0.5.2
Release v0.5.1
Combine license so it can be parsed by license checkers Also updates client example in readme
Release v0.5.0
TCP KeyMatch command The new `K` keys command can return arbitrary sized results, so a TCP mode was added to the server and client. subtree has changed to red-black from AVL, due to being faster for inserts, and we do not necessarily need the perfect sorting of keys. GC of namespaces will be a bit more consistent - a namespace will not be GC'd two passes in a row.
Release v0.4.0
Merge pull request #5 from mailsac/prom-metrics-744
Release v0.3.1
Merge pull request #4 from mailsac/ha High Availability Alpha Notes and limitations: 1. servers will replicate packets with new command - must have 2 CLI flags 2. child logger for server/client 3. client has pool of servers and checks health 4. note the changes in client and server pre-built apps - slight changes to CLI flags 5. it's not perfect, but for short-lived metrics it should exceed 80/20 rule
Release v0.3.0
Merge pull request #4 from mailsac/ha High Availability Alpha Notes and limitations: 1. servers will replicate packets with new command - must have 2 CLI flags 2. child logger for server/client 3. client has pool of servers and checks health 4. note the changes in client and server pre-built apps - slight changes to CLI flags 5. it's not perfect, but for short-lived metrics it should exceed 80/20 rule
Release v0.2.5
Relicensing to more permissive license