Distributed consensus protocol for replicated state machines
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Distributed consensus protocol for replicated state machines
A non-production-ready reliable, and fault-tolerant distributed key-value store based on RAFT Consensus Protocol dissertation. Including log replication, leader elections, and membership changes
Handle more than 200,000 write-requests per second with Lmax disruptor, Kafka and gRPC
A cloud native, zero-ops replicated state machine built atop S3.
A distributed, proposal-based, replicated state machine (RSM) written in pure Rust. AOS is a simple, blockchain protocol designed for customization.
Herein lies a technical proposal to free Africa from the financial and economic agreements coerced upon the continent over a century ago by utilizing decentralized collaboration through advanced technology. AfricaOS (AOS) aims to provide a philosophical, and fundamental framework for implementing a simple, distributed, collaborative computer
🐅 Build a reliable, high-performance chat backend with TigerChat, ensuring safety and speed for every conversation, from DMs to community rooms.
Distributed, fault-tolerant real-time chat infrastructure with VSR consensus. Built with Tiger Style principles: correctness-first, deterministic, simulation-tested.
Raft distributed consensus simulation in a multi-threaded environment.
MIT 6.5840: Distributed Systems. Major topics include fault tolerance, replication, and consistency. Much of the class consists of studying and discussing case studies of distributed systems
An example of use of Hashicorp's Raft implementation
🛠️ Implement distributed consensus protocols for reliability and fault tolerance in systems, focusing on Paxos, Raft, and PBFT for performance analysis.
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