For more information, consult our paper UniStore: A fault-tolerant marriage of causal and strong consistency (ATC ‘21).
UniStore is written in Erlang. It has been tested up to OTP 24.3.3. You can download it here: https://www.erlang-solutions.com/downloads/
make # Downloads and caches dependencies, compiles the code
make rel # Builds an release, which can be ran using the console
make test # Unit tests
make ct # Common Tests
make rel # If you haven't done it before
make start
To stop the server, run make stop. To attach to the running server, run make attach.
There are two ways of poking the system: using the Erlang shell, or by running a local deployment.
If you haven't built a release, do it first by running make rel. Then, run and connect to a local test server by running make console. Check out the API on the grb.erl file to know what you can do.
To quit, you can run the following:
q().You can perform a local deployment of four replicas by running the following:
# Creates a release for every server.
# You should run this _even_ if you have already run `make rel`
make devrel
# Start the servers
make devstart
# Verify that the servers are running
make devping
# Join the four servers as four different replicas
make devreplicas
To stop the servers, run make devstop.
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