BenchmarkSQL

In-Depth Analysis of the MCP Protocol: Three Steps to Achieve Direct HTTP Client Connection, Disrupting Traditional Development Models

by
In-Depth Analysis of the MCP Protocol: Three Steps to Achieve Direct HTTP Client Connection, Disrupting Traditional Development Models

This article introduces how to connect a custom HTTP client to the MCP server without the MCP client. MCP is a protocol that enables large language models (LLM) to connect to any endpoint, simplifying the connection between developers and external tools. The article details the architectural components of MCP and provides an implementation process, including … Read more

I Tried Using SQL to Query Linux Logs, and It Works Amazingly Well

by
I Tried Using SQL to Query Linux Logs, and It Works Amazingly Well

Let’s grow together every evening at 18:00! Recently, I discovered some interesting tools and couldn’t wait to share them with everyone. How do you usually check <span>Linux</span> logs? Personally, I often use <span>tail</span>, <span>head</span>, <span>cat</span>, <span>sed</span>, <span>more</span>, and <span>less</span>— these classic system commands, or tools like <span>awk</span> for data filtering, which work together efficiently. However, … Read more

Unveiling the Performance of the New Domestic 5G SoC T820 from Unisoc: Close to Snapdragon 765G and Dimensity 900

by
Unveiling the Performance of the New Domestic 5G SoC T820 from Unisoc: Close to Snapdragon 765G and Dimensity 900

Recently, the domestic chip manufacturer Unisoc released a new SoC: T820, built on TSMC’s 6nm EUV process, featuring 1*A76 large core at 2.7GHz, 3*A76 large cores at 2.3GHz, and 4*A55 cores at 2.1GHz, supporting 5G, among other specifications. Yesterday, we summarized the main specifications, and today we will take a look at the performance of … Read more