SSDB download and installation
Strongly recommend that you deploy SSDB on the Linux operating system.
Compilation and installation
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/ideawu/ssdb/archive/master.zipunzip master cd ssdb-master make将安装在 /usr/local/ssdb 目录下sudo make install
Problem solving
If the following error occurs:
g++ ...deps/snappy-1.1.0/.libs/libsnappy.a: No such file or directory make[1]: [all] Error 1
or
g++ ...deps/jemalloc-3.3.1/lib/libjemalloc.a: No such file or directory make[1]: [all] Error 1
This is because Snappy or Jemalloc did not compile successfully , this is usually because there is a problem with your system clock. It can be solved like this:
cd deps/snappy-1.1.0; ./configure make
or
cd deps/jemalloc-3.3.1; ./configure make
Start and stop
# 启动主库, 此命令会阻塞住命令行./ssdb-server ssdb.conf或者启动为后台进程(不阻塞命令行)./ssdb-server -d ssdb.conf启动 ssdb 命令行./tools/ssdb-cli -p 8888停止 ssdb-server./ssdb-server ssdb.conf -s stop对于旧版本kill cat ./var/ssdb.pid
So far, you need to manage it manually ssdb-server Processes, if you wish to automatically manage them when the operating system starts and stops, please follow the instructions below.
SSDB startup script (self-started with the operating system)
Assuming that you have installed SSDB in the default /usr/local/ssdb directory, put tools/ssdb.sh Place the script in the /etc/init.d directory.
ssdb.sh to ssdb .Edit the following content:
# each config file for one instanceconfigs=/data/ssdb_data/test/ssdb.conf
Change /data/ssdb_data/test/ssdb.conf to the path of your SSDB configuration file. If you have multiple SSDB instances, Then write them on one line, separated by spaces, for example:
# each config file for one instanceconfigs=/data/ssdb_data/test/ssdb.conf /data/ssdb_data/demo/ssdb.conf
CentOS
sudo chkconfig --add ssdb sudo chkconfig ssdb on
Ubuntu
TODO:
