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Sure this is a joke, but it's not crazy to think about a distributed commit log as the basis for distributed messaging. That's why I'm starting GitQ, a ZeroMQ-l
by shimon 10y ago
Sure this is a joke, but it's not crazy to think about a distributed commit log as the basis for distributed messaging. That's why I'm starting GitQ, a ZeroMQ-like distributed messaging framework that offers full auditability, customizable conflict resolution, and lazy reconciliation. Use it for your next microservices architecture!
- MaulingMonkey 10y agoI'm already using git commit logs as a micro-blog! ...internal to myself. I had all this tooling already to e.g. scrape all the git repositories in my projects directory, and aggregate them into an activity feed for reviewing my own productivity. A dedicated repository to git commit --allow-empty -m "..." in, for non-code work, seemed like a natural and logical enough step.
- notinreallife 10y agoI'm using commit logs for my suicide note!
- sctb 10y agoPlease stop posting unsubstantive comments like this.
- p4bl0 10y agoHeh, you could use my fugitive project [1] and adapt the templates to build a static html + rss (micro)blog from your commit log :). [1] https://shebang.ws/fugitive-readme.html https://shebang.ws/fugitive-readme.html
- mattbettinson 10y agoNice documentation.
- edem 10y agoDid you consider using datomic instead of git?