I'm disabling the key-value store because no one was using it.
There are other reasons, too:
- The removal of the `etcd` library dropped the executable size by over
half from 17MB to 7MB
- I didn't want users who've deployed it internally to be "surprised" by
unexpected key-value features
- Key-value-over-DNS has a seamy side to it: "data exfiltration". I know
there are legitimate uses for it, but I've come to believe that a
Key-value-over-HTTP solution is preferable because it's not only more
legitimate but also because it eliminates the DNS caching problem.
We now have a Dockerfile to serve the upcoming https://k-v.io.
The dockerfile is patterned after the sslip.io nginx Dockerfile.
Note: the content isn't ready; the HTML needs fleshing out.
