High-Performance Multi-Tenant Support & SLA Engine built in C.
SupportHive-C is a systems-level backend designed for sub-millisecond orchestration of customer support tickets and high-precision SLA (Service Level Agreement) enforcement.
Unlike traditional web applications built in Rails or Node, SupportHive-C uses a single-threaded non-blocking event loop (libuv) to manage thousands of concurrent ticket lifecycles with minimal overhead.
[ Client ] <--> [ libuv Layer ] <--> [ http-parser ]
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| [ JSON Logic (cJSON) ]
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[ SLA Engine ] <------> [ SQLite3 DB ]
(Async Timers) (Multi-Tenant)
- Event Loop:
libuv(the engine inside Node.js). - HTTP Engine: Zero-copy parsing via
http-parser. - Concurrency: Purely event-driven; no thread-switching latency.
- SLA Engine: Real-time high-precision timers (
uv_timer_t) map to ticket priorities. - Persistence: Multi-tenant scoped SQLite3 data layer.
- Notifiers: Automated alerting for escalations and ticket events.
The system uses strict header-based isolation. Every request must include an X-Tenant-ID.
- No shared data between tenants.
- All database queries are automatically scoped by tenant identity.
- P1 (Critical): SLA Breach in 5 seconds (for demo) -> Immediate Escalation to L1 Supervisor.
- P2 (High): SLA Breach in 15 seconds -> Automated Notification to Management.
- Default: 60-second threshold.
The project includes a portable toolchain (CMake + GCC) inside the ./tools directory.
./build_portable.ps1./build/supporthive.exeThe engine now serves its own dashboard! Review it in real-time on your mobile device:
- Ensure your phone is on the same Wi-Fi as your computer.
- Open your mobile browser.
- Navigate to:
http://192.168.18.204:7000/dashboard
Figure 1: The Command Center showing active ticket orchestration and real-time SLA breach monitoring.
curl -X POST http://localhost:7000/tickets \
-H "X-Tenant-ID: apple-inc" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"title": "iCloud Sync Failure", "priority": "P1"}'curl -H "X-Tenant-ID: apple-inc" http://localhost:7000/statsThe server prints real-time logs of ticket creation, active timers, and SLA breaches. Every breach is logged to the escalations table for auditing and compliance.
Built for environments where performance and reliability are the only metrics that matter.