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The FASTEST and SAFEST Database

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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The Primeagen reacts to and explains the design, performance, and rigorous testing philosophy of the TigerBeetle financial database.

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What people say. Recommended for its engaging breakdown of TigerBeetle's unique architecture, safety guarantees, and testing practices in Zig.

u/bonkyandthebeatmanin r/Zig • Recommends

On “Do you guys really put your test code inside your regular code?”

>what I usually do is to have a bunch of test scenarios for the production code and code is feed and the result should be the same my man, this is literally a test. This is what unit tests are... are we not on the same page here? >I have never seen any one with a solution that works well for threaded code. I just gave you one... tigerbeetle. here is a really good presentation on what the philosophy is. Not only is it multithreaded, it's *distributed.* meaning it's literally running across many different physical machines.
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u/asdoduidaiin r/sre • Recommends

On “How do you make “production readiness” observable before the incident?”

…omplete understanding of the states coming from concurrent algorithms and nodes/layers interactions. Two examples of that - the intent of having awareness of all app states, and careful choices based on the knowledge of every detail - I think is: \- https://techpreneurr.medium.com/why-whatsapp-chose-erlang-and-never-looked-back-353248e2d6c7 \- [video So about prioritisation, if you know the app states, and you choose based on careful detailed evaluation, you have it at least 80% covered. Then, you still have to check the running of it, the load testing, the failure injection, chaos engineering, and also about storage/DB: Jepsen/Formal testing, to make sure that the claims of the most…
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