1. Overview 中文主页

Idgo is a sequential id generator which can generate batch ids through MySQL transcation way. Its features as follows:

• The id generated by idgo is by order.
• generate batch ids through MySQL transcation way, dose not increase the load of MySQL.
• When idgo process crashed, admin can restart idgo, does not worry about generating repetitive ids.
• Idgo talks with clients using redis protocol, developer can connect idgo using redis sdk.

Someone knows the resolution of generating id with MySQL:

REPLACE INTO Tickets64 (stub) VALUES ('a');
SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID();

The disadvantage of this resolution is that generates one id need query MySQL once. When generating id too quickly, leading MySQL overload. This is why I build this project to generating ids.

2. The architecture of idgo

Idgo talks with clients using redis protocol, developer can connect to idgo using redis sdk. Every Key will mapped to a table storing in MySQL, and the table only has one row data to record the id.

Idgo only supports four commands of redis as follows:

• SET key value, set the initial value of id generator in idgo.
• GET key, get the value of key.
• EXISTS key, check the key if exist.
• DEL key, delete the key in idgo.
• SELECT index, just a mock select command, prevent the select command error.

3. Install and use idgo

Install idgo following these steps:

	1. Install Go environment, the version of Go   
is greater than 1.3.
	2. Install godep. `go get github.com/tools/godep`. 
	3. git clone https://github.com/flike/idgo src/github.com/flike/idgo
	4. cd src/github.com/flike/idgo
	5. source ./dev.sh
	6. make
	7. set the config file.
 	8. run idgo. `./bin/idgo -config=etc/idgo.toml`

Set the config file(etc/idgo.toml):

#the address of idgo
addr="127.0.0.1:6389"
#log_path: /Users/flike/src 
log_level="debug"

[storage_db]
mysql_host="127.0.0.1"
mysql_port=3306
db_name="idgo_test"
user="root"
password=""
max_idle_conns=64

Examples:

#start idgo
➜  idgo git:(master) ✗ ./bin/idgo -config=etc/idgo.toml
2016/04/07 11:51:20 - INFO - server.go:[62] - [server] "NewServer" "Server running" "netProto=tcp|address=127.0.0.1:6389" req_id=0
2016/04/07 11:51:20 - INFO - main.go:[80] - [main] "main" "Idgo start!" "" req_id=0

#start a redis client to connecting idgo, and set/get the key.
➜  ~  redis-cli -p 6389
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> get abc
(integer) 0
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> set abc 100
OK
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> get abc
(integer) 101
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> get abc
(integer) 102
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> get abc
(integer) 103
redis 127.0.0.1:6389> get abc
(integer) 104

4. HA

When the idgo crashed, you can restart idgo and reset the key by increasing a fixed offset.

5. License

MIT