acebase-ipc-server | IPC Server that provides communication
kandi X-RAY | acebase-ipc-server Summary
kandi X-RAY | acebase-ipc-server Summary
acebase-ipc-server is a TypeScript library. acebase-ipc-server has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
IPC stands for "interprocess communication" and is used by AceBase to coordinate data locking and allocation, to exchange information about event subscriptions, and sending realtime data change notifications between multiple processes. Accessing database files from multiple processes without IPC will cause them to become corrupted. An AceBase IPC server uses websockets to communicate with all connected AceBase instances, and is able to run on your localhost (pm2 clusters) or a publicly accessible host (cloud-based clusters). It supports SSL, can be protected using an access token, and can be used by multiple databases at the same time.
IPC stands for "interprocess communication" and is used by AceBase to coordinate data locking and allocation, to exchange information about event subscriptions, and sending realtime data change notifications between multiple processes. Accessing database files from multiple processes without IPC will cause them to become corrupted. An AceBase IPC server uses websockets to communicate with all connected AceBase instances, and is able to run on your localhost (pm2 clusters) or a publicly accessible host (cloud-based clusters). It supports SSL, can be protected using an access token, and can be used by multiple databases at the same time.
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acebase-ipc-server has a low active ecosystem.
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It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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acebase-ipc-server has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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acebase-ipc-server is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
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Install acebase-ipc-server
To use an external IPC server with AceBase or AceBaseServer, you will have to:.
Setup and run an IPC Server instance
Configure AceBase to use the external IPC server. Note: this requires acebase-server version 1.7.0+ (or acebase version 1.12.0+)
All you have to do to start an IPC server is:.
Install the acebase-ipc-server dependency to your project:
Start the IPC Server (start-ipc-server.js):
Setup and run an IPC Server instance
Configure AceBase to use the external IPC server. Note: this requires acebase-server version 1.7.0+ (or acebase version 1.12.0+)
All you have to do to start an IPC server is:.
Install the acebase-ipc-server dependency to your project:
Start the IPC Server (start-ipc-server.js):
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