chainstore | Lightweight key-value interface | Caching library

chainstore is a Go library typically used in Server, Caching applications. chainstore has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Chainstore is simple key-value interface to a variety of storage engines organized as a chain of operations. A store adapter is just an engine interface to Open, Close, Put, Get, and Del . Each store has their own inherent properties and so when chained together, it makes for a useful combinations of data caching, flow and persistence depending on your application. Here is an example of Boltdb and S3 stores chained together to provide fast read/writes to a local working dataset of 500MB and async S3 access for long-term persistence / retrieval. Check out the LRUManager below too, its wrapped around Boltdb to make sure only the least-recently-used key/values are persisted -- the manager can be used with any of the stores and with the chain, which is pretty nifty. This example is also here: example/main.go. Currently supported stores: memory, filesystem, boltdb, leveldb, s3, a lru manager, and a metrics manager that can be layered ontop. You can chain these together for different behaviours, for example the memstore implementation is just a simple map[string][]byte with the LRU cache manager (lrumgr).