My colleagues and I started developing a document-store, which focuses on durability of the data taking advantage of new technologies like SSD, support for graph and geo algorithms needed in social networks, ease of use for the developer and minimal effort to operate for the administrator.
- Install Dependencies: V8, boost, libev
- make setup
- ./configure --with-boost=PATH_TO_BOOST --with-libev=PATH_TO_LIBEV --with-v8=PATH_TO_V8
- make
- create a directory
/var/lib/avocadowhere you are allowed to read and write - "./avocado /var/lib/avocado" to start a REST server or "./avocado /var/lib/avocado --shell" for debugging
On Mac OS X you can install AvocadoDB using the packagemanager Homebrew. We are currently waiting for approval of our package, therefore you need to use this:
brew install https://raw.github.com/tisba/homebrew/master/Library/Formula/avocadodb.rb
This will install AvocadoDB and all dependencies.
./avocado --shell
avocado> db.examples.count();
avocado> db.examples.save({ Hallo: "World" });
avocado> db.examples.select();