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[dist] Bump to v6.1.0
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Marak committed Nov 30, 2017
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## Enterprise Ready

This project is the component which several production services, including [hook.io](http://hook.io), use to spawn real-time arbitrary streaming microservices in response to streaming HTTP requests. It's been battle-hardened with over two years of development and it's largest installation is now managing 8000+ microservices.
This project is the component which several production services, including [hook.io](http://hook.io), use to spawn real-time arbitrary streaming microservices in response to streaming HTTP requests. It's been battle-hardened with over two years of development and it's largest installation is now managing over 11,0000 microservices.

You are encouraged to use this module as-is, or modify it to suite your needs. If you are interested in contributing please let us know by opening a Pull Request.

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### Universal

- Supports Serverless functions in 20 programming languages! ( and counting )
- Supports Serverless with standard Unix or Linux tools ( like `ls`, `echo`, or `tail -f` )
- Supports Serverless with standard Unix or Linux tools ( like `ls`, `echo`, or `tail` )
- Full support for mapping HTTP -> STDIO streams
- Unix first. No custom APIs or buffered context

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- Ships with `microcule` binary for starting HTTP microservice servers
- Scripting support for HTTP request / response API ( differs per language )
- Can serve any arbitrary binary like `echo`, `ls`, and `tail -f` as streaming HTTP microservices
- Can serve any arbitrary binary like `echo`, `ls`, and `tail` as streaming HTTP microservices
- Can optionally accept STDIN and process scripts with Unix style pipes ( useful for using functions in DevOps! )

### Extendable
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microcule echo "hello world"
microcule cat ReadMe.md
microcule tail -f ReadMe.md
microcule tail ReadMe.md

# start HTTP servers with mounted streaming functions directly from source files

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`microcule` cannot make any guarantees about the isolation of the server or spawned processes. All microservices will have default access to the server's file-system and child processes.

To ensure isolation of the server file-system, you would want to use the `microcule` binary in a `chroot` jail, or another similar container solution.
To ensure isolation of the server file-system, you would want to use the `microcule` binary in a `chroot` jail, or another similar solution like `nsjail`.

To ensure isolation of the server memory and cpu, you will want to use the `microcule` binary in a virtualized environment capable of monitoring and managing resource usage per process.

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{
"name": "microcule",
"version": "6.0.0",
"version": "6.1.0",
"description": "SDK and CLI for managing multi-language microservices",
"main": "index.js",
"scripts": {
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