
Distributed key-value store.
Free

etcd is a distributed, consistent key-value store designed for critical data in distributed systems. It offers a reliable way to store and access data across a cluster of machines. etcd handles leader elections and tolerates machine failures, ensuring high availability. It features a simple HTTP interface, key-value storage, and watch capabilities for monitoring changes. Built on the Raft consensus algorithm, etcd provides strong consistency and is used by many cloud-native projects. It's a CNCF project, offering features like optional SSL authentication and TTLs for key expiration, making it suitable for various distributed system needs.
Easy-to-use HTTP API for interacting with the key-value store.
Stores data in a hierarchical directory structure.
Allows monitoring of specific keys or directories for updates.
Supports optional SSL client certificate authentication for secure communication.
Benchmarked to handle thousands of writes per second.
Uses the Raft protocol for strong consistency and fault tolerance.
Install etcd on your machines.,Configure etcd with appropriate settings (e.g., cluster size, data directory).,Use the etcdctl command-line tool or HTTP API to store and retrieve key-value data.,Implement watch mechanisms to monitor changes to keys or directories.,Integrate etcd into your distributed system for configuration management, service discovery, or leader election.
Enables services to find each other in a distributed environment.
Stores and distributes configuration data across a cluster.
Facilitates leader election in distributed systems.
Provides a mechanism for distributed locking and coordination.
For managing and orchestrating distributed systems.
For building and deploying cloud-native applications.
etcd is an open-source project and is free to use.