Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
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Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#2I was looking for something like this numerous times when working on network automation. Is it open source?
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#3Nice concept, very useful for some test cases
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#4Good MVP. I wonder where this will lead.
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#5Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#6I was looking for something like this numerous times when working on network automation. Is it open source?
I'll open source it in the coming weeks. Feel free to e-mail me: simplekv at protonmail dot com
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#7Good MVP. I wonder where this will lead.
Thanks! My use case was very specific, but the concept is so simple I was wondering what people would do with it.
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#8Perhaps the response should not return raw HTML:
# curl https://simplekv.com/path/to/key2
Well, this seems safe...
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#9Are you planning to accept donations to keep this sustainable? This is actually really exciting, nobody has done anything like this in a long time, the last similar project seems to have gone down.
I'm using Jami's OpenDHT which provides a web gateway API to get and set things, maybe something like that could serve as a backend?
Re: Show HN: SimpleKV – an extremely simple, anonymous key-value store
#10Are you planning to accept donations to keep this sustainable? This is actually really exciting, nobody has done anything like this in a long time, the last similar project seems to have gone down. I'm using Jami's OpenDHT which provides a web gateway API to get and set things, maybe something like that could serve as a backend?
Thank you for your feedback! For now, I wanted to gauge interest and/or traction in such a service. I will definitely add a Donate button in it once the backend starts to max out the VPS where it lives.
As for the backend, it's a Flask-based API. I'll look into your suggestion though!