Jitin Bahri·21h agoLeader election without tears: Raft for working engineersYou probably shouldn’t implement Raft. But you should understand it, because etcd, Consul and Kafka run on it, and leader election in your…
Muhammad Mansoor Afzal·6d agoHow Nodes Agree on One Ordered Command HistoryInside a Paxos Library — Part 2: following a command from proposal to majority agreement and ordered delivery.
Srinidhi Kulkarni·Oct 26Building a Distributed Key-Value Store with Raft ConsensusUnderstanding leader election, log replication, consistency, durability, and failure recovery by building a distributed key-value database…
Muhammad Mansoor Afzal·Oct 21Why I Built a Multi-Paxos Library for .NETInside a Multi-Paxos Library — Part 1: turning agreement, application state, and failure into explicit architectural boundaries.A response icon1A response icon1
Sohail Khan·Oct 20Guardian Agents & Consensus Swarms: Inside the 48-Hour Breakthroughs Reshaping Autonomous AI in…By Sohail Khan — AI Systems Architect & Tech Strategist
Bhaskar Krishnamachari·Oct 19Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus under Synchrony: Signed Rotating Coordinators (Consensus part 4)From broadcasting to voting
Bhaskar Krishnamachari·Oct 18Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus under Synchrony: Signed FloodSet (Consensus part 3)From crashes to lies
Bhaskar Krishnamachari·Oct 13Why Consensus Fails in Asynchronous Systems with Faults: A simple example (Consensus part 1)The FLP theorem, proved by Fischer, Lynch, and Paterson in 1983, is one of the landmark results in distributed computing. In plain terms…
Gururaj Narayanan·Oct 2Split Walnut ( Brain)The title was fun or click bait but the topic is serious ! Let’s jump into it.
Kapil Kathiriya·Sep 17Why Do We Need Distributed Systems?My First Step Toward Understanding Consensus
