wunderDb is a JSON-based in-memory Data Store.

[!NOTE] We've fixed the issues with the docker image where graceful shut-down and data persistence were not working while deploying to kubernetes. Please use wunderDb v1.5.0 and above for better kubernetes support. Thanks!

To run wunderDb, download the wunderdb binary of the latest release based on your OS and Architecture. Once downloaded, run the binary to start wunderdb.

./wunderdb

This should start a wunderDb instance. For configuration documentation, check this.

To run wunderDB on docker, use the docker-compose to start wunderDB with basic configurations.

docker compose up

For more details refer to this.

For ease of use, we've also developed a command-line tool for wunderDb - wdbctl.

# install wdbctl
brew tap TanmoySG/TanmoySG
brew install wdbctl

# starting wunderDB
wdbctl start

For more about wdbctl, refer to the documentation.

wunderDb APIs are completely RESTful and all actions can be performed using simple HTTP Requests. Refer to the documentation for usage instructions.

• wdb-go Go client library for wunderDb. [ Documentation ]

The first version, based on Python Flask will not be phased out any time soon. To keep it accessible and so that the version 1 doesn't get lost in the version list, I have moved the v0 to a new repository here - wdb-retro.

The wdb-retro repo has all the version 0 code as well as the Docker Image with the new name - so that when I publish the wunderDB v2 Docker Images are published the v1 Image doesnt get lost and anyone planning to use that still can. The version 1 will not be actively maintained.

Check out the final release of v1 https://github.com/TanmoySG/wdb-retro/releases/tag/v1.1.0