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pgwire
PostgreSQL wire protocol implemented as a rust library.
Build a Postgres compatible access layer for your data service. This library implements PostgreSQL Wire Protocol and provides essential APIs to write PostgreSQL-compatible servers and clients. If you are interested in a related topic, you can check project ideas to build on top of this library. -
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Postgres for Everything
How to reduce complexity and move faster? Just Postgres for everything
...Rather than being a single application, it collects projects, extensions, articles, and examples built around PostgreSQL. Covered uses include message queues, analytics, GIS, search, time-series data, NoSQL, graphs, caching, APIs, and access control. It also catalogs approaches for replication, monitoring, testing, scaling, visualization, and data security. The project's central idea is that teams may reduce architectural complexity by extending an already capable relational database instead of deploying many independent services. ... -
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Zeebe
Distributed Workflow Engine for Microservices Orchestration
...Zeebe’s cloud-native design provides the performance, resilience, and security enterprises need to future-proof their process orchestration efforts. Zeebe distributes data across all brokers in a cluster with storage directly on the server filesystem. If one broker goes down, another can replace it with no data loss. This pre-configured replication mechanism ensures that Camunda Platform 8 can recover from machine or software failure with no human interaction, no data loss and minimal downtime. -
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librg
Making multi-player gamedev simpler since 2017
Making multi-player game dev simpler since 2017. Single-header cross-platform world replication in pure C99. librg is a lightweight library that serves as a middleware between data-transferring libraries (networking, file-streaming, etc.) and core application/game logic. The library was born to solve the complexities of setting up and managing the flow of multi-player games and dedicated game servers. It came a long way in stripping out things that were non-essential, slowly sculpting into its current form, which you are able to see and use today. ... -
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Horde
Horde is a distributed Supervisor and Registry
Horde provides a distributed, fault-tolerant Registry and DynamicSupervisor for Elixir applications, letting you run and manage processes across clustered nodes as if they lived on a single machine. It relies on conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs) to converge membership and process ownership without a central leader, so cluster topology can change freely as nodes join or leave. With Horde.Registry you register processes globally and look them up anywhere, while... -
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Annotated Redis Source
Redis 2.6 source code with detailed annotations
...It preserves the original implementation while adding detailed explanations throughout the C code. Nearly all standalone Redis modules are annotated, with Sentinel, replication, clustering, and a few utility modules left largely untouched. The repository covers core data structures, commands, networking, persistence, events, and server behavior. Only whitespace, indentation, and similar formatting were changed outside the comments. It was created as a companion project to the first edition of Redis Design and Implementation. ... -
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Redis 3.0 Annotated
Annotated Redis 3.0 source code
...The project keeps the original Redis logic intact while adding detailed explanations throughout the C source. Its annotations help readers understand how major Redis subsystems are implemented internally. Covered areas include core data structures, networking, the event loop, persistence, replication, Pub/Sub, Sentinel, scripting, and clustering. The repository also explains the purpose of individual source files so readers can navigate the codebase more systematically. Because it contains complete Redis 3.0 source, it can also be compiled like the corresponding upstream release. ...
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