Persistence of listeners on the server-side #154
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Realization approach for #105
It's an interesting project, so I wanted to take a closer look at how it works under the hood and also expand my programming skills.
Since I constantly initialize the Merlin server in a VM, repeatedly setting the listeners each time has become tiresome.
I only implemented server-side listener persistence. I do not store agent information, as I see no reason to, since this information is temporary and mostly log information.
If anything is unclear, please let me know and sorry in advanced English is not my native language.
I must admit, I found the repository's abstraction somewhat challenging. I understand the purpose of the repositories, however, from my perspective, it seems overly too fragmented, at least at the moment.
Also If you could give me some tips what I can improve, I would be very grateful.