An Opensource insanely-fast, in-memory database built with Go. Built upon a foundation of lightning-fast key-value pair operations, Orion goes beyond conventional databases by seamlessly supporting a wide array of data types including strings, hashmaps, arrays, and more. Whether you're handling complex data structures or requiring rapid access and retrieval, Orion empowers you with the agility and efficiency.
Currently Orion is in its active developmet phase and I am doing it in buildspace s5.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| In-memory KV store | ✅ |
| Strings | ✅ |
| Persistence (AOF) | ✅ |
| Sets | ✅ |
| Sorted sets | ❌ |
| Hashes | ❌ |
| Streams | ❌ |
| HyperLogLogs | ❌ |
| Bitmaps | ❌ |
| Persistence | ✅ |
| Pub/Sub | ❌ |
| Transactions | ❌ |
| Lua scripting | ❌ |
| LRU eviction | ❌ |
| TTL | ✅ |
| Clustering | ❌ |
| Auth | ❌ |
| IQO | ❌ |
This project is being actively developed so you will see these features soon in the project.
Important
Make sure to have GO installed in your computer.
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/exprays/orionGo to the project directory
cd orion/cmd/serverStart the server
go run orion.go --port=6379Go to the Hunter client directory in another terminal
cd orion/cmd/hunterStart the client
go run hunter.go connectNote
You can exit the client by pressing CTRL + C.
& you are ready to go. You can now store key-values in the database and also try all commands and use them efficiently.
Tip
Orion stores AOF in an appendonly.orion file. So to when you don't need the aof, you can manually delete it to save memory.
