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TiKV - building a distributed key-value store with Rust

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It’s not an easy thing to build a modern Key-Value database which supports the distributed transaction, horizontal scalability, etc. But this is exactly what we are doing and we have built such a database from scratch using Rust. The database is named TiKV. In this talk, I will share how we use Rust to build the storage, to support replication across geographically distributed data networks, to implement an RPC framework, to inject failure for tests, and to monitor the key metrics of the whole c

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Using Raft in Rust

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RustConf 2018 - Using Raft in Rust by Siddon Tang The Raft consensus algorithm has been widely adopted in many companies to build a consistent distributed services that are highly available. This topic is about how we implemented Raft in rust to support TiKV, an open-Source distributed transactional Key-Value store. In this topic, I will first give a brief introduction about Raft, and then talk about our Raft implementation in Rust, and in the end, I will show you how to use Raft in Rust to build a simple distributed Key-Value database.