Practical guide for adding a new database or middleware engine to DBClient. Use this skill when you need to introduce a new dbType.
Cross-cutting core mechanisms of DBClient: CLI argument parsing, DBConfig, TesterFactory, TestExecutor, and the DatabaseTester interface. Use this skill when modifying generic flows or adding engine registration, validation, or dependencies.
KV / coordination engines in DBClient: Redis, RedisCluster, Redis Sentinel, Camellia-Proxy, Etcd, and Zookeeper. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.
Message-queue engines in DBClient: Kafka, Pulsar, RabbitMQ, and RocketMQ. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.
Relational / JDBC-protocol-compatible engines in DBClient. Covers MySQL-compatible, PostgreSQL-compatible, Oracle, SQLServer, domestic / regulated databases, and analytical databases such as StarRocks, Doris, and ClickHouse. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.
Search / log-retrieval engines in DBClient: Elasticsearch 8.x and OpenSearch. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.
Document / object / graph / big-data storage engines in DBClient: MongoDB, MinIO, Hadoop, Hive, Vault, and Nebula. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.
Time-series engines in DBClient: InfluxDB, TDengine, VictoriaMetrics, VictoriaLogs, and Loki. Use this skill when adding, debugging, or modifying such a Tester.