Distributed Systems
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A free, real-time Q&A platform for moderating discussions at conferences, meetups, and panel events.
A parallel, capacity-limited worker pool library for Erlang that provides scalable process bounding and overload protection.
A distributed load testing solution that enables running Gatling simulations across a cluster of machines for high-scale performance testing.
Immutable key/value store with efficient space utilization and fast reads, ideal for batch-built tables shipped to multiple servers.
An experimental integration of Apache Samza and Luwak for scalable real-time document matching against large query sets.
An idiomatic, fast, and well-maintained JRuby DSL client for RabbitMQ built on the RabbitMQ Java client.
A Redis module implementing the token-bucket algorithm as a native command for high-performance rate limiting.
A tiny Go wrapper over AMQP exchanges and queues with built-in retries, circuit breaking, and automatic reconnection.
A pure Elixir implementation of Merkle trees for efficient and secure data verification.
A curated list of awesome Google Cloud Spanner tools, libraries, documentation, and resources.
An end-to-end data management system for IoT, optimizing stream processing across cloud, edge, and sensor deployments.
A compact, sortable unique ID spec for distributed systems with embedded metadata, implemented in Go.
A free, portable, minimalist RTPS implementation for real-time publish-subscribe communication.
A distributed stream processing system written in Haskell that guarantees exactly-once semantics.
Provides transactional support for HBase-based applications with snapshot isolation.
A complete, well-tested NSQ client library for Elixir and Erlang applications to handle asynchronous messaging.
Declaratively configure RabbitMQ entities like queues, producers, and consumers in Go with a single config.
A full STOMP 1.2 client implementation in Rust for interacting with message queue services like RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ.
A reactive Kafka client for Vert.x that provides asynchronous consumer and producer APIs with stream support.
A dead simple, lightweight Go library for tracing execution flow and identifying bottlenecks in applications.
A distributed, pluggable logging system for Elixir with extensible sources and writers, supporting networked logging and humane formatting.
A distributed object storage server compatible with OpenStack Swift API, designed to store billions of files efficiently with built-in encryption and replication.
A distributed data synchronization library using operational transformation and CRDTs for conflict-free merging of custom data structures.
OCaml bindings for ZeroMQ 4.x, providing message-passing capabilities for distributed systems.
A Kubernetes operator for automating distributed Gatling load testing with scaling, scheduling, and reporting features.
A simple distributed HTTP load tester written in Elixir for performance testing web endpoints.
A Go library implementing various backoff strategies for retrying operations and heartbeating.
A Go wrapper for NSQ providing event bus functionality with circuit breaker protection.
A collaborative serverless framework for orchestrating geographically distributed assets to simulate offensive cyberspace operations.
A simple performance and stress testing tool for Apache Storm clusters.
A high-performance AMQP 0-9-1 client library for the Crystal programming language.
A distributed batch data processing framework that handles scalability and intermediate storage, letting users focus on transforms and quality control.
Official technical specifications for the Algorand blockchain protocol, including formal definitions and implementation details.
A lightweight full-packet network traffic recorder and buffering tool for commodity hardware.
A distributed, fault-tolerant SDN controller built on Beehive that supports OpenFlow and self-optimization.
OCaml bindings for Apache Kafka, enabling Kafka client functionality in OCaml applications.
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