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...It speaks SQL over HTTP and uses the MySQL protocol (you can use your preferred MySQL client). JSON over HTTP: to provide a more programmatic way to manage your data and schemas, Manticore provides a HTTP JSON protocol. Written fully in C++: starts fast, doesn't take much RAM, and low-level optimizations provide good performance. Can sync from MySQL/PostgreSQL/ODBC/xml/csv out of the box. Not fully ACID-compliant, but supports transactions and binlog for safe writes.

...Built with production reliability in mind, it uses anycast and health-checking to steer traffic to healthy backends while avoiding single points of failure. It supports common load-balancing policies, NAT, and VIP management, and pairs with standard Linux networking primitives for predictable performance. A controller/worker architecture separates configuration and dataplane concerns, enabling safe rollouts and fast failover. Operators get tooling to define services declaratively and to observe the state of pools, backends, and routes. Seesaw aims to be understandable and operable by network and SRE teams who prefer transparent, Linux-native components over opaque appliances.

An RFC-compliant and ESI-capable HTTP cache for Nginx / OpenResty, backed by Redis. Ledge can be utilized as a fast, robust, and scalable alternative to Squid / Varnish, etc, either installed standalone or integrated into an existing Nginx server or load balancer. Moreover, it is particularly suited to applications where the origin is expensive or distant, making it desirable to serve from the cache as optimistically as possible.