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This is an excellent idea... but I'm a little put off by the reference implementation using DC/OS and Kafka... Its a little bit 'heavy' for a reference implemen
by techdragon 10y ago
This is an excellent idea... but I'm a little put off by the reference implementation using DC/OS and Kafka... Its a little bit 'heavy' for a reference implementation, at least that's my personal preferences.
Id like to see a more 'low tech' version, or in the very least, a plan to transition from a 'heavy' reference implementation to a 'lighter' one once one became available since having a concise reference implementation makes porting and compatibility significantly easier.
- equalunique 10y agoAgreed - personally would like to see either Arch, a BSD, or NixOS.
- mhausenblas 10y agoAuthor here. Thanks for the feedback and I agree, a lighter ref impl would be ideal (it's just that I happen to use DC/OS on a daily basis so for me this was the most natural thing to do) I'm all open for GitHub issues that capture this request and/or PR ;)
- brongondwana 10y agoI'm put off by the domain name :p
- bjt 10y agoYes. > To try it out yourself, you first need a to install a DC/OS cluster and then Apache Kafka... When I see that, I know the cost of satisfying my curiosity is going to be a lot higher than I'm willing to pay right now.
- mhausenblas 10y agoFair point, I suppose. Is https://dcos.io/docs/1.8/administration/installing/local/ https://dcos.io/docs/1.8/administration/installing/local/ an option?
- jalfresi 10y agoAgreed. I was expecting a low-fi example to point a dnpipe e.g. $ mkdnpipe /tmp/a.fifo 192.168.1.10:123 With the target host running a dnpipe daemon.
- icebraining 10y agoOf course, one can already do that with socat, the multipurpose relay: socat PIPE:myfifo TCP-LISTEN:7766 socat PIPE:myfifo2 TCP:192.0.2.1:7766
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- MaBu 10y agoIf you want simple named distributed pipes there is https://github.com/lukasmartinelli/pipecat https://github.com/lukasmartinelli/pipecat . Which is basically cat over AMQP.