This project was archived after realizing that all my needs could be modeled with other tools (e.g. postgres + rest, patchwork etc). I was especially not happy with some limitations in the backend design that occurred due to using deno kv.

Keva is a simple data backend for small scripts and snippets around my personal infrastructure.
It exposes the following features

• a regex based token system with different namespaces for different features
• a ntfy endpoint to send the sysadmin notifications
• a key value json document database that supports optimistic locking and JSON patch style document modification
• a patch endpoint that works similar to patchbay.pub/patchwork, but with token authentication
• a ping endpoint for dead Man Switches that trigger a sysadmin notification
• some "serverless" functions for my personal use

Keva was built in a way that it can be used both standalone or on Deno Deploy, mainly as an experiment for me and easier hosting. Especially as it monitors other services and a such should be independant of my other infrastructure.