restful-distributed-lock-manager (RDLM)
What is it ?
RDLM (Restful Distributed Lock Manager) is a lock manager over HTTP built on Tornado.
Special features
RESTful interface
Timeout automatic management (to avoid stale locks)
Blocking wait for acquiring a lock (with customatizable timeout)
Very fast (in memory)
One unique single threaded process
Can deal with thousands of locks and simultaneous connections
Administrative password protected requests
Quickstart
Installation
pip install rdlm Requirements: - Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2 or 3.3 - Tornado >= 2.3
Starting the daemon
rdlm-daemon.py --port=8888 --logging=debug (rdlm-daemon.py --help for the full list of options)
API
The complete HTTP API is described in this specific document.
If you prefer a pure python API, you can also have a look at : this specific project.
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