MasDB is a distributed database.
You need to have elixir
and erlang
installed on your system. Run mix deps.get
to get all dependencies.
Before being able to run a node, you need to have epmd
running. You can start it as a daemon with epmd -daemon
.
There's some environment variables that can be changed to setup a MasDB node.
SAVE_FILE Set the save path. Default to `./data.db`.
NODE_NAME Set this erlang's node's fully qualified name. In release, if this is not set, the node won't start.
eg. `foo@127.0.0.1`
NODE_TO_JOIN Set the node that this node need to contact to join a cluster. eg. `name@hostname`
A simple way to configure a node is to create a .env
file and run source .env
before launching the code.
.env1
export SAVE_FILE=./data/foo.db
export NODE_NAME=foo@127.0.0.1
export REPLACE_OS_VARS=true
.env2
export SAVE_FILE=./data/bar.db
export NODE_NAME=bar@127.0.0.1
export NODE_TO_JOIN=foo@127.0.0.1
export REPLACE_OS_VARS=true
It's also possible to modify environment variables while launching the node.
$ NODE_NAME=bar iex -S mix
Running mix release
should produce a release using distillery.