is a lightweight, high-performance messaging queue system designed for efficient communication between distributed services. Built with Go, facilitates asynchronous message processing, allowing for scalable and decoupled architectures.
Key Features
Asynchronous Messaging: Enables services to communicate without waiting for a response, improving throughput and latency.
Distributed Processing: Supports distributed system architectures, ensuring high availability and fault tolerance.
Protocol Buffers: Utilizes Protocol Buffers for efficient data serialization and deserialization, enhancing performance and compatibility.
Extensible Architecture: Modular design allows for easy integration with various systems and customization as per requirements.
Components
Application: Manages the lifecycle of the messaging queue system, ensuring smooth initialization and deinitialization.
Connection: Handles network connections, providing a reliable communication channel between producers and consumers.
Consumer: Consumes messages from the queue, processing them as per the application logic.
Producer: Produces messages to be sent to the queue, enabling asynchronous communication between services.
Locker: Ensures thread safety and synchronization across distributed components.
Logger: Facilitates comprehensive logging for debugging and monitoring purposes.
Stream: Supports streaming capabilities for continuous data processing.
Getting Started
To set up , ensure you have Go installed and follow these steps:
Clone the repository.
Navigate to the project directory and build the application using go build.
Run the application with ./qdb.
For more detailed documentation and usage instructions, please refer to the project's Wiki or API documentation.