Keyspace documentation

Contents:

• 1. About Keyspace
  • 1.1. More help
• 2. Installation
  • 2.1. Installing on Debian Linux
  • 2.2. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 2.3. Installing on Windows
  • 2.4. Installing from source on Windows
• 3. Configuration
  • 3.1. keyspace-config shell script
  • 3.2. Required lines
  • 3.3. Optional lines
  • 3.4. Comments
  • 3.5. Client configuration
  • 3.6. Tuning
• 4. Running Keyspace for the first time
  • 4.1. Verifying the installation
  • 4.2. Verifying the cluster takes writes
  • 4.3. Verifying the cluster recovers from failures
• 5. Understanding Keyspace
  • 5.1. Replication
  • 5.2. Master leases
  • 5.3. Catchup
  • 5.4. Dirty read commands
  • 5.5. Additional reading
• 6. HTTP API
  • 6.1. Configuring the HTTP server
  • 6.2. HTTP modes
  • 6.3. Issuing single write commands
  • 6.4. Issuing single read commands
  • 6.5. Issuing list commands
• 7. Python API
  • 7.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 7.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 7.3. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 7.4. Return values
  • 7.5. Setting timeout values
  • 7.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 7.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 7.8. Issuing list commands
  • 7.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 7.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 7.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 7.12. Header files
• 8. Java API
  • 8.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 8.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 8.3. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 8.4. Exceptions
  • 8.5. Setting timeout values
  • 8.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 8.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 8.8. Issuing list commands
  • 8.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 8.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 8.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 8.12. Header files
• 9. C# API
  • 9.1. Installing from binaries on Windows
  • 9.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 9.3. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 9.4. Exceptions
  • 9.5. Setting timeout values
  • 9.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 9.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 9.8. Issuing list commands
  • 9.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 9.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 9.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 9.12. Header files
• 10. C API
  • 10.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 10.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 10.3. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 10.4. Setting timeout values
  • 10.5. Issuing single write commands
  • 10.6. Issuing single read commands
  • 10.7. Issuing list commands
  • 10.8. Issuing batched write commands
  • 10.9. Issuing batched read commands
  • 10.10. Understanding Keyspace status codes
• 11. PHP API
  • 11.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 11.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 11.3. Return values
  • 11.4. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 11.5. Setting timeout values
  • 11.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 11.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 11.8. Issuing list commands
  • 11.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 11.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 11.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 11.12. Header files
• 12. Ruby API
  • 12.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 12.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 12.3. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 12.4. Return values
  • 12.5. Setting timeout values
  • 12.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 12.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 12.8. Issuing list commands
  • 12.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 12.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 12.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 12.12. Header files
• 13. Perl API
  • 13.1. Installing from source on Linux and other UNIX platforms
  • 13.2. Installing from source on Windows
  • 13.3. Return values
  • 13.4. Connecting to the Keyspace cluster
  • 13.5. Setting timeout values
  • 13.6. Issuing single write commands
  • 13.7. Issuing single read commands
  • 13.8. Issuing list commands
  • 13.9. Issuing batched write commands
  • 13.10. Issuing batched read commands
  • 13.11. Understanding Keyspace status codes
  • 13.12. Header files