Starling (software)

Starling
Original author(s)	Blaine Cook
Developer(s)	Twitter
Written in	Ruby
Website	github.com/starling/starling

Starling is a messaging server that enables reliable distributed queuing with a minimal overhead. The code for Starling was originally developed inside social media firm Twitter and released as open source in 2008.^[1] The program was originally developed by Blaine Cook, now the former lead developer for Twitter.

It speaks the Memcached protocol for maximum cross-platform compatibility. Any language that speaks Memcached can take advantage of Starling’s queue facilities. Starling has been written in Ruby.

References

↑ "Twitter's 'Starling' Released as Open Source".

External links

Starling project on github

Twitter

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