Lucid ᵏᵛ
  • About Lucid ᵏᵛ
  • Getting Started
  • Changelog
  • Documentation
    • API Documentation
    • Production Deployment
  • Other Resources
    • Lucid KV Website
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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
  • Some Use Cases
  • About Development
  • Contribute to Lucid

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About Lucid ᵏᵛ

High performance and distributed KV store accessible through an HTTP API. 🦀

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Introduction

Lucid is currently in a development stage but we want to achieve a fast, secure and distributed key-value store accessible through an HTTP API, we also want to propose persistence, encryption, WebSocket streaming, replication and a lot of features.

Some Uses Cases: Private Keys Storing, IoT (to collect and save statistics data), Distributed Cache, Service Discovery, Distributed Configuration, Blob Storage etc.

Getting Started

Get the latest binary from the page and run these commands:

$ ./lucid init
$ ./lucid server

Or run a node with Docker, but you need to create a file locally before.

$ docker pull lucidkv/lucid
$ docker run -v lucid.yml:/etc/lucid/lucid.yml lucidkv/lucid

Some Use Cases

  • Private Keys Storage (for a wallet by example)

  • IoT: collect and save statistics data

  • A distributed cache for an application

  • Service Discovery

  • Distributed Configuration

  • Blob Storage

About Development

Name / Nickname

Email

Role

Clint Mourlevat

Core Development

Jonathan Serra

Core Development

CephalonRho

Core Development

Rigwild

Web UI Development

Contribute to Lucid

Lucid is Written in Rust 🦀, initiated by and published under the .

See for best practices and instructions on setting up your development environment to work on Lucid.

releases
lucid.yml
Getting Started
Clint.Network
MIT License
CONTRIBUTING.md
me@clint.network
jonathan@blocs.fr
CephalonRho@gmail.com
me@rigwild.dev
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