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CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]

How to Write a Distributed Key Value Store in Rust Using CURP Protocol

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This course explains the design of a distributed key-value store built around the CURP replication protocol. It covers consensus, persistent storage engine trade-offs, and deterministic simulation for reproducing distributed-system bugs.

Syllabus

Intro
What is CURP protocol
Traditional Consensus Protocol: Raft
CURP-- Consistent Unordered Replication Protocal
CURP Service Definition
CURP ExternalInterface Definition
Key Component - Conflict Checked Channel and Command Workers
How does conflict check channel work?
How does CURP achieve consensus?
The Design of Persistent Storage Layer
The trade-off in storage engine selection
B+ Tree VS LSM Tree
Common pain points in testing distributed systems
Deterministic Simulation
Deterministic Simulator -- madsim
How does madsim simulate determinism?
How does madsim reproduce heisenberg bugs?
How to integrate madsim into your project?

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