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SiriDB architecture inspiration
This implementation does not copy SiriDB source code and does not implement the SiriDB protocol. It borrows several useful system-level ideas:
- explicit server identities;
- pool metadata;
- primary/replica placement;
- background replication work;
- operational status visible to administrators;
- authenticated remote access;
- configuration that can be managed without changing database rows.
The reference material is SiriDB's public
database administration overview and
server, pool, and replica design.
Those sources describe a distributed time-series database; AsaDB deliberately
adapts only the operational vocabulary and safety boundaries below.
The design is intentionally adapted to AsaDB:
SiriDB-style idea AsaDB Flask adaptation Server Flask node with one node ID Pool Metadata field for future physical-file routing Replica Read-only snapshot target Replication Official `.asb` backup and verified restore HTTP access Flask API plus existing AsAPanel proxy Auth Username/password, bearer tokens, scoped file RBAC AsaDB currently has one writer per physical file and local-process TVCC. Therefore this project does not claim automatic sharding, active-active replication, synchronous quorum writes, or consensus.