Zero-Copy Pages in Rust: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Lifetimes
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The Concurrency Trap: How An Atomic Counter Stalled A Pipeline
Note: I wrote this post for Conviva. You can read the version published on Conviva’s website here
Cache Conscious Hash Maps
Here’s a link to the code on GitHub
Async Runtimes Part III
Here’s a link to the code on GitHub.
Async Runtimes Part II
Here’s a link to the code on GitHub
Async Runtimes
Here’s a link to the code on a GitHub repo
Distributed Transactions With Percolator
This post covers a course that is part of TiDB’s talent plan on building a simple implementation of Percolator. You can find the course here
Building An LSM Engine Part I
I’m writing the posts in this series based on a course I completed. I can’t recommend the course highly enough. If you’re actually interested in really intuiting an LSM engine, I recommend you do the course yourself.
Race Conditions & Data Races
I’ve been using Rust at work for the last few months and keep hearing about “fearless concurrency” in Rust. I’m still not entirely sure what that means but I mistakenly assumed that it meant that race conditions were impossible in Rust. This is obviously wrong, but it took me a while to understand why.
Build You A Raft - Part II
This post is a follow up to my previous post about how to implement the Raft consensus protocol in Rust. In the previous post I went through the basics of how to set up the Raft cluster and implement the logic required for the RPC’s.