jamesmarlowe/Python-Data-Readers
Read from multiple databases and formats easily from python
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Read from multiple databases and formats easily from python
Write to multiple databases and formats easily from python
Live updating dashboard of postback data using socket.io on an svg
Example project to demonstrate the use of cpoll-cppsp
Route traffic to ZMQ sockets from raw HTTP with this router
Receives http traffic using nginx and writes to a file, optionally filter before logging
Centralized reporting interface for multiple high throughput frontends
Live updating dashboard of postback data using socket.io on a globe
Live updating dashboard of postback data using socket.io
Using CurlyQueue for reporting google analytics
Sample cpp project for testing a connection to an aerospike database
Route traffic to ZMQ_REP sockets from raw TCP with this router
Example fcgi application that echos post data back through nginx
Example fcgi application and nginx configured to forward to it
Using the ngx_zeromq module with nginx to test it's connection to zmq
just a simple project to respond to zmq requests to make sure that things are working
upload to s3 via zmq push
A memoizer for complicated postgres queries
URL capturing over zmq for scalable external request handling
empty repository for use in luarocks source url
nginx module to proxy to authenticated AWS services
Nginx module that reads HTTP POST into variables from json encoded body
xxHash binding for lua
Lua library for capturing urls, decoding, and logging results
Public repository.
Lua library for using the github api in the ngx_lua nginx module
Lua library for using the hipchat api
Lua driver for uploading content to amazon s3
Google's Protocol Buffers project, ported to Lua
Lua driver for making and receiving hmac signed requests
The homepage for openresty.org
django date time fields that don't break like auto_now and auto_now_add do
python funciton to write anything to excel files
Public repository.
send anything to XML!
OURE project for Missouri S&T