Ranking service written with c++11, is a distributed service deployed with thrift supporting non-block response mode for high-concurrency tcp requests.
First of all, you will be informed that the following steps work well on ubuntu14.0.4 with gcc compiler(if you choose clang as your c/c++ compiler, you'd better to reflect on the context of your own OS before continuing), make sure that c++11 is supported.
- open up the directory where your binary files reside, export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
- open up the directory where your library files reside, export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Cmake is used to build, test and package c++ project here.
- Download source code, wget from its official website
- Decompress package, tar -zxvf cmake-3.8.0-rc4-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz && cd cmake-3.8.0-rc2
- Configure context, ./configure —prefix=/usr/local
- Compile and install it, make && sudo make install
- Check whether success or not, which cmake && cmake --version
Boost is a powerful third-party library, used by most frameworks or tools developed by c++ here.
- Clean older versions of it, sudo rm -r /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/*boost* /usr/lib/*boost* /usr/local/lib/*boost* /usr/include/*boost* /usr/local/include/*boost*
- Download source code, wget from its official website
- Decompress package, tar -jxf boost_1_63_0.tar.bz2
- Configure context, cd boost_1_63 && ./bootstrap.sh
- Compile and install it, ./b2 install —prefix=/usr/local/
A socket high-efficient handler framework based on event-driven mechanism, used by thrift with non-block sever mode here.
- Download the newest version of libevent from its offical website
- Decompress package, tar -zxvf libevent*.tar.gz
- Configure context, cd libevent* && mkdir build && cmake ..
- Compile and install it, make && sudo make install
A framework used for deploying distributed service here, supporting protocol(*.thrift file) and calling service remotely here.
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Download the newest version of thrift from its offical website
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Decompress package, tar -zxvf thrift*.tar.gz
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Configure context, cd thrift* && ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/ --with-c_glib=yes —with-ruby=no
Be aware that the state of "Build TNonblockingServer" in the summary list is "yes", otherwise you would better to check and assure that libevent is correctly installed before continuing
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Compile and install it, make && sudo make install
Json parser wrapped with c++, used to parse request and wrap response with json format here.
- Download source code, git clone from its github home page
- Configure context, cd jsoncpp && mkdir build && cd build && cmake ..
- Compile and install it, make && sudo make install
Redis interface wrapped with c, used to retrieve model or anything else here.
- Download soruce code, git clone from its github home page
- Compile and install it, cd hiredis && make && sudo make install
- Download source code, git clone from its gitlab home page
- Configure context, cd ad-dm/RankingCpp && mkdir build && cd build && cmake ..
- Compile it, make && cd ..
cd ad-dm/RankingCpp && chmod u+x ./ServerRun.sh && ./ServerRun.sh
If you have no setting privilege for command ulimit, you can temporarily uncomment the first line in this script within the circumstance that an arbitary process have enough number of socket IO handle in your host.
cd ad-dm/RankingCpp && chmod u+x ./ClientRun.sh && ./ClientRun.sh
If you have no setting privilege for command ulimit, you can temporarily uncomment the first line in this script within the circumstance that an arbitary process have enough number of socket IO handle in your host.