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Remote Ramdisk (Based on NBD)

2 pointsby shagbag4 months ago

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shagbag4 months ago
Hi,<p>I&#x27;ve been looking for a product I could create that takes advantage of my colo server with 1 TB of ram.<p>Introducing: mach3db Remote Ramdisk!<p>It uses nbd-server on the backend to allow users to read and write directly to my enormous ramdisk.<p>Automatic backups from ram to Amazon S3 are available as well.<p>On the client side, it is easy to connect with nbd-client.<p>--<p>Security is implemented in two different ways:<p>1. nbd-server identifies clients by IP address.<p>2. Clients can encrypt their files before writing them to Remote Ramdisk.<p>--<p>To make #2 easier, I&#x27;ve released pickle-database on GitHub.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;mach3db&#x2F;pickle-database">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;mach3db&#x2F;pickle-database</a><p>Simply pass a fernet key to the constructor and all file transfers become encrypted with zero additional effort.<p>You can save any Python3 object with minimal effort!<p>--<p>Please let me know what you think.<p>Email james at mach3db.com for a free trial.<p>Thanks!
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