• Multi-threaded server with multiple workers listening to message queue and spawning goroutines in parallel when commands are received. Workers count, polling intervals and other important things are configurable and have meaningful defaults
• Single threaded client (no limitations on how many copies could be started in parallel)
• Amazon SQS queue between server and clients
• sync.Map to store all key-value pairs. It should suit the task better than standard map[string]interface{} wrapped with sync.RWMutex
• Logging of debug/errors to the screen (stdout) and logging of all server actions to the specified log file

On Linux run in terminal

make

You also might need to manually run go mod tidy to install project dependencies locally.

You should have an AWS account and working SQS queue. Please create .env from env.sample and type all needed credentials there.

Then make to compile and start server:

./server

You could check the server output with command like this:

tail -f server.log

You could send commands with client app:

./client add {key} {value} - adds {key: value} pair to server memory

./client delete {key} - deletes key pair from server

./client get {key} - shows the key and corresponding value if it was set

./client all - shows all key-pairs stored to the server

Examples to run on terminal :

./client add key1 key2

./client get key1

./client all

./client delete key1