0.1.1 • Published 9 years ago
reshard v0.1.1
reshard
Distribute Redis keys across multiple instances.
Use case
Configuration
See lib/spec.js https://github.com/evanx/reshard/blob/master/lib/spec.js
module.exports = pkg => ({
description: pkg.description,
env: {
redisHost: {
description: 'the Redis host',
default: 'localhost'
},
redisPort: {
description: 'the Redis port',
default: 6379
},
redisNamespace: {
description: 'the Redis namespace',
default: 'reshard'
},
popDelay: {
description: 'pop delay',
unit: 'ms',
default: 2000
},
popTimeout: {
description: 'pop timeout',
unit: 'ms',
default: 2000
}
},
redisK: config => ({
reqS: {
key: `${config.redisNamespace}:req:s`
},
reqQ: {
key: `${config.redisNamespace}:req:q`
},
reqH: {
key: sha => `${config.redisNamespace}:${sha}:req:h`
},
busyQ: {
key: `${config.redisNamespace}:busy:q`
},
reqC: {
key: `${config.redisNamespace}:req:count:h`
},
errorC: {
key: `${config.redisNamespace}:error:count:h`
}
})
});Docker
See Dockerfile https://github.com/evanx/reshard/blob/master/Dockerfile
FROM mhart/alpine
ADD package.json .
RUN npm install --silent
ADD lib lib
ENV NODE_ENV production
CMD ["node", "lib/index.js"]We can build as follows:
docker build -t reshard https://github.com/evanx/reshard.gitwhere tagged as image reshard
Then for example, we can run on the host's Redis as follows:
docker run --network=host -e NODE_ENV=test reshardwhere --network-host connects the container to your localhost bridge. The default Redis host localhost works in that case.
Since the containerized app has access to the host's Redis instance, you should inspect the source.
Implementation
See lib/main.js https://github.com/evanx/reshard/blob/master/lib/main.js
const sha = await client.brpoplpushAsync(redisK.reqQ, redisK.busyQ, config.popTimeout);Uses application archetype: https://github.com/evanx/redis-koa-app
0.1.1
9 years ago