Definitely Not Dynamo is a toy distributed key-value store, inspired by Amazon's Dynamo.
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NucleusDB is a sharded, distributed key-value store written in Go. It uses Raft for leader election and log replication to provide strong consistency and fault tolerance. (In progress)
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Distributed Key Value Store in Go
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Official Lucid Documentation, based on gitbook.
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C++ client for the mystore distributed key-value store
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Cloud Computing Projects
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A consistent distributed KV store that implements the two phase commit protocol, written in java, using gRPC
distributed-systems protobuf protocol-buffers grpc rpc protobuf3 2pc two-phase-commit grpc-java kv-store distributed-key-value-database 2-phase-commit
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Service Discovery & Distributed Key-Value Store
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