Note
Landtable is not ready for deployment. Nothing is finalised. No support is given if you try deploy Landtable right now.
Landtable is a familiar, easy-to-use proxy between your application and your database. It provides a simpler interface to your database, so you can prototype applications quickly.
Landtable is primarily for people that already use products with similar APIs and would like to migrate their data. While Landtable aims to be performant, handling hundreds of thousands of operations per second is not a goal.
Landtable requires an etcd cluster to get started. You may also consider deploying Vault to keep your secrets.
landtable serve --config=landtable.kdl
Anyone with write access to Landtable's etcd keys has full control over your databases. Be careful!
To use authentication with etcd: TODO
TODO
Landtable uses a compact UUIDv4 representation (a UUIDv4 without the dashes). Landtable identifiers start with:
lrwfor rows,lfdfor fields,ltbfor tables,lwkfor workspaces.
Landtable keys (starting with lky) do not have a fixed representation.
Do not rely on there being one.
- cut off the first 3 characters (
recHiMhzCULf9TTF1->HiMhzCULf9TTF1) - decode the rest as base62
- shuffle the bytes:
- first 7 bytes of decoded identifier
- 0b00000100
- 0b10100000
- last 7 bytes of decoded identifier (pad with zero bytes if needed)
Landtable is not open-source software. Landtable is licensed under the Polyform Perimeter license.
As a non-legally-binding summary, you may:
- self-host Landtable
- make changes to Landtable for your own purposes
However, you may not:
- fork Landtable to start a similar project
- provide Landtable as a service
You must include this required notice in any copies of the software:
Required Notice: © 2024 the Landtable authors - https://github.com/iamawatermelo/landtable
Thank you to:
- Captainexpo-1 for writing an initial version of the Landtable formula parser (and agreeing to license the software under Landtable's license)