MoaT-KV
Welcome to MoaT-KV!
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MoaT-KV is a master-less distributed key-value storage system. It circumvents the CAP theorem (you can't have all of consistency, availablilty, and fault tolerance) using the assumption that a key is typically changed by one node only. It is thus resistant to partitioning and intended to be always-on; it will not block or lose updates, even in a partitioned network.
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MoaT-KV comes with several batteries included:
- Basic user management, pattern-based ACLs
- Strong typing, code- and/or
JSON Schema-based - Data mangling
- Background code execution
- Seamless recovery even if only one master is running
The underlying communication is based on MQTT. A Serf back-end is also available. Others are easy to implement.
MoaT-KV was originally called "distkv".
API
MoaT-KV offers an efficient msgpack-based interface to access data and to change internal settings. Most configuration is stored inside MoaT-KV itself.
Stored data are not forced to be strings or binary sequences, but can
be anything that MsgPack supports. Keys to storage are multi-level and
support string, integer/float, and tuple keys.
Status
MoaT-KV is in end-of-life. There are a lot of corner cases that don't
have tests. Critical bugs may be fixed, but "real" development continues
in MoaT-Link.
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Non-Features
MoaT-KV does not support data partitioning. Every node stores the whole data set and can instantly deliver mostly-uptodate data.
MoaT-KV does not have a disk-based storage backend. Periodic snapshots and event logs can be used to quickly restore a system, if necessary.
TODO
- clean up some of the more egregious command line mistakes
- create a page for showcase-ing subprojects (knx owfs akumuli …)
- improve Home Assistant integration
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