A high-performance, secure, and distributed key-value store with an HTTP API, built in Rust.
Lucid is a high-performance, secure, and distributed key-value store that provides an HTTP API for data access. It is built in Rust and designed with a modular configuration system, allowing features like persistence, encryption, and replication to be enabled dynamically. It solves the need for a fast, scalable, and easily integrable storage solution for modern applications.
Developers and engineers building distributed systems, microservices, or applications requiring a fast and scalable key-value store with HTTP access. It is particularly suited for those who prefer self-hosted, Rust-based solutions.
Developers choose Lucid for its combination of Rust-based performance, modular feature set, and ease of deployment via Docker or cloud platforms. Its REST API simplifies integration, while the distributed architecture ensures scalability and reliability.
High performance and distributed KV store w/ REST API. 🦀
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Built in Rust for high efficiency and low-latency operations, as emphasized in the key features for performance.
Allows features like persistence, encryption, and replication to be enabled on the fly through modular configuration, offering flexibility without code changes.
Provides a RESTful interface that simplifies integration with various clients and programming languages, making it accessible for diverse applications.
Can be deployed via Docker, Heroku, Azure, or as a standalone binary, offering broad deployment options as shown in the README.
Persistence and encryption are explicitly listed as works in progress in the roadmap, meaning essential durability and security features are not yet fully implemented.
Requires a YAML configuration file for advanced setups, and Docker deployment has extra steps like file creation, which can be cumbersome for quick starts.
Documentation is split between a GitHub wiki and an external GitBook, potentially leading to inconsistencies or gaps in user guidance.