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FaaSKeeper Python

The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.

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The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance. At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP) is planned in the future.

Installation

Please run pip install -e . to install the library.

In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.

Usage

To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment), the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that we can use to listen for incoming messages.

from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.

Development

We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes, please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.

We use Python type hints (PEP, docs) to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints. The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.

To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment, and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.

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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
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GitHub - spcl/faaskeeper-python: Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper. · GitHub
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
Activity
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6 stars
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
6 stars
Watchers
1 watching
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
Activity
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6 stars
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
GH Actions
The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
About
Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
Topics
aws-lambdafaasserverless
Resources
Readme
BSD-3-Clause license
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FaaSKeeper Python
The Python client library for the serverless coordination service FaaSKeeper.
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The client library used by Python applications to connect to a FaaSKeeper instance.
At the moment we support an AWS deployment only. Adding support for other commercial clouds (Azure, GCP)
is planned in the future.
Installation
Please run pip install -e . to install the library.
In future, we are going to provide a PyPI package.
Usage
To use FaaSKeeper, you need to create a client by specyfing the cloud (only aws at the moment),
the name of the service specified when deploying FaaSKeeper to the cloud, and the port that
we can use to listen for incoming messages.
from faaskeeper.client import FaaSKeeperClient
try:
client = FaaSKeeperClient("aws", "faaskeeper-dev", port=13001)
client.start()
ret = client.create("/root/test2", b"test")
ret2 = client.get_data("/root/test2")
print("Data stored in FK:", ret2)
finally:
client.stop()

Please take a look at examples to see how faaskeeper interface can be used.
Development
We use black and flake8 for code linting. Before commiting and pushing changes,
please run tools/linting.py faaskeeper to verify that there are no issues with your code.
We use Python type hints (PEP, docs)
to enhance the readability of our code. When adding new interfaces and types, please use type hints.
The linting helper tools/linting.py includes a call to mypy to check for static typing errors.
To install the local development environment with all necessary packages, please use the install.py
script. The script takes one optional argument --venv with a path to the Python virtual environment,
and the default path is python-venv. Use source {venv-path}/bin/activate to use it.
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Python client library for FaaSKeeper, the serverless ZooKeeeper.
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