Meepo2
Meepo2 is event sourcing and event broadcasting for databases.
Documentation: https://meepo2.readthedocs.org/
Installation
- Requirements:
Python 2.x >= 2.7 or Python 3.x >= 3.2 or PyPy
To install the latest released version of Meepo2:
$ pip install meepo2
Features
Meepo2 can be used to do lots of things, including replication, eventsourcing, cache refresh/invalidate, real-time analytics etc. The limit is all the tasks should be row-based, since meepo2 only gives table_action -> pk style events.
Row-based database replication.
Replicate RDBMS to NoSQL and search engine.
Event Sourcing.
Logging and Auditing
Realtime analytics
Usage
Checkout documentation and examples/.
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