Bitflask

A log-structured merge tree based database implementation.

Client to server communication is providing a custom implementation of the Redis Protocal Specification.

Gradle CLI Execution

Server

• ./gradlew --console=plain :server:run

Client

• ./gradlew --console=plain :client:run --args="--port 9090"

Docker

Gradle image

This is a temporary solution until a proper gradle image is available that supports JDK 20

1. Create a gradle-jdk20:latest image using Dockerfile-gradle
   • docker build -f Dockerfile-gradle -t gradle-jdk20:latest .

Base image

This image stores the common resources shared across the server and client

1. Create a app-base:latest image using Dockerfile-app-base
   • docker build -f Dockerfile-app-base -t app-base:latest .

Server image

1. Create an executable server image manually:
   • docker build -f Dockerfile-server -t bitflask-server .
2. Two Docker Volumes should be created:
   • bitflask-db
     • This will be used to persist data between executions
   • gradle-cache
     • This will be used for gradle caching
3. Run the image using:
   • docker run -p 9090:9090 --name bitflask-server -v bitflask-db:/root/app/.bitflask -v gradle-server-cache:/root/app/.gradle bitflask-server