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README.md

Nano-Run

Lightweight async request runner.

A simplified version of trusted-cgi designed for async processing extreme amount of requests.

Goals

  • Minimal requirements for host;
  • Should have semi-constant resource consumption regardless of:
    • number of requests,
    • size of requests,
    • kind of requests;
  • Should be ready to run without configuration;
  • Should be ready for deploying in clouds;
  • Should support extending for another providers;
  • Can be used as library and as a complete solution;
  • Performance (throughput/latency) has less priority than resource usage.