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    Acl

    Acl

    A powerful server and network library, including coroutine

    ...//MQTT/Redis/Memcached/Beanstalk/Handler Socket are implemented in Acl, and the codec library such as XML/JSON/MIME/BASE64/UUCODE/QPCODE/RFC2047/RFC1035, etc., are also included in Acl. Acl also provides a unified abstract interface for popular databases such as Mysql, Postgresql, Sqlite. Using Acl library users can write database applications more easily, quickly and safely.
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    FACIL.IO

    FACIL.IO

    Your high performance web application C framework

    facil.io is an evented Network library written in C. facil.io provides high performance TCP/IP network services by using an evented design that was tested to provide an easy solution to the C10K problem. facil.io includes a mini-framework for Web Applications, with a fast HTTP / WebSocket server, integrated Pub/Sub, optional Redis connectivity, easy JSON handling, Mustache template rendering and more nifty tidbits. facil.io powers the HTTP/Websockets Ruby Iodine server and it can easily power...
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    twemproxy

    twemproxy

    A fast, light-weight proxy for memcached and redis

    twemproxy (pronounced "two-em-proxy"), aka nutcracker is a fast and lightweight proxy for memcached and redis protocol. It was built primarily to reduce the number of connections to the caching servers on the backend. This, together with protocol pipelining and sharding enables you to horizontally scale your distributed caching architecture. Fast and lightweight. Maintains persistent server connections. Keeps connection count on the backend caching servers low. Enables pipelining of requests...
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    nuster

    nuster

    A high performance HTTP proxy cache server and RESTful NoSQL cache

    ... be used as an internal NoSQL cache that sits between your application and a database like Memcached or Redis as well as a user-facing NoSQL cache that sits between the end-user and your application. It supports headers, and cookies, so you can store per-user data to the same endpoint.
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    Business Continuity Solutions | ConnectWise BCDR

    Build a foundation for data security and disaster recovery to fit your clients’ needs no matter the budget.

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    Advanced C/C++ library(ACL) for UNIX-like OS and WIN32 OS, including sync/async/ssl iostream for net/file, thread pool, process pool, db pool, server framework, event, memory, string, array/hash/ring/list, xml and json parser, http/smtp/icmp protocol, SSL/TLS, C unit test, etc
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