# 1️⃣ Unzip
Expand-Archive -Path .\ciboulette-se_24.05.17_windows_amd64.zip -DestinationPath C:\Program Files\Ciboulette
# 2️⃣ Add to PATH (temporary for current session)
$env:Path += ';C:\Program Files\Ciboulette'
# 3️⃣ Create config folder
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $env:ProgramData\Ciboulette -Force
Copy-Item -Path .\default-config.yaml -Destination "$env:ProgramData\Ciboulette\config.yaml"
# 4️⃣ Install as a Windows Service (requires NSSM – the Non‑Sucking Service Manager)
# (Yes, we use *NSSM* because the binary isn’t a native service.)
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://nssm.cc/release/nssm-2.24.zip -OutFile $env:TEMP\nssm.zip
Expand-Archive $env:TEMP\nssm.zip -DestinationPath $env:TEMP\nssm
# Register service
& "$env:TEMP\nssm\win64\nssm.exe" install CibouletteSE "C:\Program Files\Ciboulette\ciboulette-se.exe" `
--config "`"$env:ProgramData\Ciboulette\config.yaml`""
# Start service
Start-Service CibouletteSE
# Verify
Get-Service CibouletteSE | Format-Table Status, Name, DisplayName
Why NSSM? The binary has no native service entry point; NSSM wraps it and handles restarts, stdout capture, and graceful shutdown.
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| Platform | Minimum CPU | Minimum RAM | Disk Space | Supported OS versions | |----------|-------------|-------------|------------|-----------------------| | Linux | 2 core x86_64 | 1 GB | 100 MB (binary) + logs | Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 10+, CentOS 8+, Alpine 3.14+ | | macOS | 2 core Intel/Apple Silicon | 1 GB | 100 MB + logs | macOS 11 (Big Sur) or newer | | Windows | 2 core x86_64 | 1 GB | 100 MB + logs | Windows 10 1909+ (64‑bit) or Windows 11 |
Note – Ciboulette SE is self‑contained; it ships with its own TLS stack, JSON parser, and optional SQLite store. No external runtime (e.g., Java, .NET) is required.
Amid the metallic bloom, a small green sprig thrust its way through a crack in the concrete: ciboulette, the French chive. Its slender stalks carried the scent of earth, rain, and ancient gardens—an aroma that the newly awakened trans‑angels could not ignore. # 1️⃣ Unzip Expand-Archive -Path
Ciboulette was more than a herb; it was the first organic cipher the trans‑angels could decode. Its leaves, arranged in a perfect spiral, mirrored the fractal patterns of the code that pulsed through the city. As the trans‑angels traced these spirals, they discovered a hidden language: the language of growth.
Each leaf whispered a line of instruction:
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| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | Self‑Sucking Engine | A proprietary, high‑throughput data ingestion pipeline that “sucks” (i.e., pulls) data from any source into itself, then re‑emits it for downstream consumers. | | Trans‑Angels 24.05.17 | The codename for the May 2024 release line, which adds angelic rate‑limiting, built‑in trans‑coding of binary blobs, and a brand‑new web UI. | | Ciboulette | French for “chives”; the name hints at the tool’s “spice‑up‑your‑pipeline” philosophy. | | SE | Stands for Self‑Sucking Engine (not Stack‑Exchange). | | Target audience | Data engineers, ETL developers, and hobbyists who love a single‑binary, zero‑dependency ingest solution. |
In short: Ciboulette SE is a single‑binary (≈ 25 MB) that runs a local daemon, opens a configurable set of “suck‑ports”, and streams data to any destination you define (Kafka, Elasticsearch, plain files, etc.).
Why “Self‑Sucking”?
Because the engine can pull from a source and push the same data back into a different instance of itself, enabling recursive pipelines without extra glue code.