Download

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_centos7.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb


Un-tar the file and go to the extracted folder.

Install
-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is usually good to update
        > sudo yum update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

2. [OPTIONAL] If you wish to run cli which can draw charts on shell then you will also need to do this on centos

        > perl -MCPAN -e 'install Time::Piece'

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

Run
---

There are two ways to run the BangDB server;

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_centos8.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb


Un-tar the file and go to the extracted folder.

Install
-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is usually good to update
        > sudo yum update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

2. [OPTIONAL] If you wish to run cli which can draw charts on shell then you will also need to do this on centos

        > perl -MCPAN -e 'install Time::Piece'

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

Run
---

There are two ways to run the BangDB server;

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_rhel8.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb


Un-tar the file and go to the extracted folder.

Install
-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is usually good to update
        > sudo yum update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

2. [OPTIONAL] If you wish to run cli which can draw charts on shell then you will also need to do this on centos

        > perl -MCPAN -e 'install Time::Piece'

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

Run
----

There are two ways to run the BangDB server;

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_ubuntu16.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb


Un-tar the file and go to the extracted folder.

Install
-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is always good to update
        > sudo apt-get update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_ubuntu18.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb


Un-tar the file and go to the extracted folder.

Install
-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is always good to update
        > sudo apt-get update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB

To get the BangDB, use one of the following.

1.	You may download the tar file from this page or may use
2.	wget https://bangdb.com/downloads/bangdb_2.0_ubuntu20.tar.gz
3.	You may take the docker image from https://hub.docker.com/r/bangdb/bangdb

-------

To install BangDB, do following;

0. It is always good to update
        > sudo apt-get update

1. run the install.sh file
        > bash install.sh

That's it, you are ready to run the BangDB

      NOTE:     If you wish to run ssl version of bangdb-server then we need to enable ssl level =1
                since by default tls v1.3 is enabled in ubuntu20
                To do this, just edit the the sslconf file

                > sudo vi /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf

                Just below the line where "HOME = ." at the begining, add following

                        openssl_conf = default_conf

                and at the end of the file, add following

                        [default_conf]
                        ssl_conf = ssl_sect

                        [ssl_sect]
                        system_default = system_default_sect

                        [system_default_sect]
                        CipherString = DEFAULT@SECLEVEL=1

Option1:
========

directly using the bangdb-server-2.0 binary. Here you may use command line options available that can be used

cd bin
./bangdb-server-2.0

Option2:
========

Or you may use the helper script "bangdb-server" present in the main folder.
This allows us to start, stop and check status using the script. It always runs the
server in the background.
To set command line options, you will need to edit the config file present in bin/ folder and set these
params accordingly. Check the bangdb.com/bangdb-config to learn more.

To run the server;

./bangdb-server start

you may check status as
./bangdb-server status

and stop it as
./bangdb-server stop

Next:

        tail the log (data/mydb.applog) to view the logs

Quick Test
=========
        > Go ahead and run the bench in the bench folder, go through the readme and run the bench
        > Go to cli and interact with the server

You may also take client (cpp or java) and run the sample app available in it
Also - please visit bangdb.com/developer to learn more about building applications

Examples;
There are few examples present in the github along with code, files and video which you may try to get the started quickly and also learn how to build app on top of BangDB