The Github kinetic-c Git repository contains code for producing Kinetic C clients for interacting with Kinetic storage object-based storage. The library uses the cross-platform Seagate Kinetic protocol for standardizing interaces between the Java simulator and Kinetic Device storage clusters.

Code examples are included for reference as part of the kinetic-c client library test utility (kinetic-c-client-utility), which builds and links against the installed kinetic-c-client static library.

The project Makefile can be used as a reference for developing a Makefile-based project for building for a custom Kinetic Storage C client driver and/or a high-level C library.

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  • Installation (if you don't already have OpenSSL installed)
    • Linux (using apt-get)
      • > sudo apt-get install openssl
    • OSX (using Homebrew)
      • > brew install openssl

Clone the repo > git clone --recursive https://github.com/atomicobject/kinetic-c.git > cd kinetic-c > bundle install # ensure you have all RubyGems at the proper versions Update to the latest version (previously cloned) > git pull > git submodule update --init # Ensure submodules are up to date > bundle install # Ensure you have all RubyGems at the proper versions Build and install static library > make > sudo make install Clean and uninstall old versions > make clean > sudo uninstall Build example utility and run tests against Kinetic Device simulator > make all # this is what Travis-CI build does to ensure it all keeps working

Kinetic-C API Documentation (generated with Doxygen)

• Kinetic-C API
• Kinetic-C types

Code examples are included for reference as part of a test utility. The source code for the utility is used to build both a static and dynamically linked verion of the kinetic-c-client library.

• 'kinetic-c-util' builds/links against installed Kinetic C static library (.a)
• 'kinetic-c-util.x.y.z' builds/links against installed Kinetic C dynamic library (.so)

The project Makefile can be used as a reference for developing a Makefile for building for a new custom Kinetic C client.

In order to execute a given example, after building it, you must first do:

> cd bin

You can then execute kinetic-c-client-util with a valid example name, optionally preceeded with any of the optional arguments.

• --host [HostName/IP] or -h [HostName/IP] - Set the Kinetic Device host
• --tls - Use the TLS port to execute the specified operation(s)

• kinetic-c-client [--host|-h hostname|123.253.253.23] noop put get
  • kinetic-c-client-util noop
    • Execute a NoOp (ping) operation to verify the Kinetic Device is ready
  • kinetic-c-client-util put
    • Execute a Put operation to store a key/value entry
  • kinetic-c-client-util get
    • Execute a Get operation to retrieve a key/value entry
  • kinetic-c-client-util delete
    • Execute a Delete operation to destroy a key/value entry