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Are there any standards/technologies/examples of public facing API's which would exhibit similar patterns to an AMQP/STOMP/MQTT server?
RabbitMQ fits almost perfectly in this setup apart from one big shortcoming, that is its not hardened for public facing. (user/pass or IP authentication the port can still be hammered, etc. There is no ability to set per-user throttling.)
Broadly speaking an API standard or design which would behave similar to SMPP, where by a payload can be sent by a client, it can be processed, then the client would also be able to stream responses from the same server either immediately or batched for later retrieval. Also scalable to 1000+ requests / second.
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I'm looking for a library/code snippet that would allow the creation of a very basic HTTP server, that works on Windows.
I've seen the Ktor project, but it doesn't
support Windows unfortunately. Is that something that can easily be done without using an entire framework?
I only need to serve some generated text on one or two routes, I don't care too much about the headers, status codes etc. :)
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Are there companies using this technology in production? I would like to find some benchmarks and use cases. We are considering switching to deepstream with mongo from our current firebase setup. But I want to make sure it can handle and scale well enough to meet our demands.
Additionally, if you are using it, what kinds of tech have you used to load test it?
Maybe you can take a look here where it is stated that:
4 companies reportedly use deepstream.io in their tech stacks, including all, DelightSoft, GraphicWeave, Adinject
Unfortunately, I can not answer your other questions, but you could contact the companies for further info :)
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I'm building a program that needs to interact with a cd database. Googling showed me projects like freedb or gnudb, but it seems those are long dead (last activity on freedb's forum is 2007 before it got flooded with spam). Freedb still works, but is not maintained, and returns messy results. Does anyone know of an active CDDB project that is accessible freely?
Although there's no strict CDDB service I can find, MusicBrainz offers a web service that can do the same things and more. It also emulates a CDDB, more info on the link Brad provided.
You can access it at http://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/
Information on the API here: http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/XMLWebService
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Looking for examples of Push APIs, other than the websocket or the comet or the pubsub.
Need examples specifically for communication between two systems (versus Client/Browser - Server). In other words it doesn't have to be over HTTP.
PubSubHubbub A simple, open, server-to-server web-hook-based pubsub (publish/subscribe) protocol as an extension to Atom and RSS.
They also have a wiki page for comparing different protocols.
There are several somewhat evolved APIs for this. Here is one for jQuery. Here is a blog post describing how to implement this in ASP.NET. It's a difficult framework to idea due to that pesky constant connectivity thing.
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I'm building a web application and i want to send Snail Mail automatically by server side, Is there any good APIs for that? ( i don't mind about the cost )
P.S. I'll hate you if you say it's not programming related, and i bet many coders here would love to know.
Thanks!
Here's a list of mailing services I found with APIs, or something close to it
https://click2mail.com/ (REST and SOAP)
http://www.postalmethods.com/ (SOAP)
http://l-mail.com/ has an 'integration' account. It is not clear how automatable sending a letter is.
http://www.cfhdocmail.com/ (SOAP)
http://www.ezgram.com/ has an HTML based interface you might be able to reverse engineer
https://www.trypaper.com/ (REST)
https://www.lob.com/ (REST)
I just found Postal Methods API. I haven't really seen any others.