roadrunner

🤯 High-performance PHP application server, process manager written in Go and powered with plugins

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roadrunner - v1.0.3

Published by wolfy-j over 6 years ago

  • rr would provide error log from workers in realtime now
  • even better service shutdown
  • safer unix socket allocation
  • minor CS
roadrunner - v1.0.2

Published by wolfy-j over 6 years ago

  • more strict config validation
roadrunner - v1.0.1

Published by wolfy-j over 6 years ago

  • added build scripts
  • golint
  • improved README
roadrunner - v1.0.0

Published by wolfy-j over 6 years ago

  • higher performance
  • worker.State.Updated() has been removed in order to improve overall performance
  • staticPool can automatically replace workers killed from outside
  • server would not attempt to rebuild static pool in case of reoccurring failure
  • PSR-7 server
  • file uploads
  • service container and plugin based model
  • RPC server
  • better control over worker state, move events
  • static files server
  • hot code reload, interactive workers console
  • support for future streaming responses
  • much higher tests coverage
  • less dependencies
  • yaml/json configs (thx viper)
  • CLI application server
  • middlewares and event listeners
  • psr7 library for php
roadrunner - v0.9.0

Published by wolfy-j over 6 years ago

Initial RoadRunner release.

High-performance PHP job balancer and process manager library for Golang.

Features:

  • no external dependencies or services, drop-in
  • load balancer, process manager and task pipeline
  • build for multiple frontends (queue, rest, psr-7, async php, etc)
  • works over TPC, unix sockets and standard pipes
  • automatic worker replacement and safe destruction
  • worker lifecycle management (create/allocate/destroy timeouts)
  • payload context and body
  • control over max jobs per worker
  • protocol, worker and job level error management (including PHP errors)
  • very fast (~200k calls per second on Ryzen 1700X over 16 threads)
  • works on Windows