Zaid Humayun’s Blog

You can find the source code for the project here Zero-copy is a way to elide CPU copies between the kernel and user space buffers that is particularly useful in high throughput applications like database engines.

Note: I wrote this post for Conviva.

Here’s a link to the code on GitHub I’ve been trying to understand profiling and performance tooling better, and there didn’t seem to be a better way than to try to write a cache aware hash map.

Here’s a link to the code on GitHub.

Here’s a link to the code on GitHub This post is a follow up to a previous post, where I built a basic custom Future and hooked that up to an Executor and polled the future to completion.

Here’s a link to the code on a GitHub repo I’m trying to understand async runtimes better, specifically in Rust.

This post covers a course that is part of TiDB’s talent plan on building a simple implementation of Percolator.

I’m writing the posts in this series based on a course I completed.

I’ve been using Rust at work for the last few months and keep hearing about “fearless concurrency” in Rust.

This post is a follow up to my previous post about how to implement the Raft consensus protocol in Rust.