rosedblabs / rosedb

Lightweight, fast and reliable key/value storage engine based on Bitcask.

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V2.3.1 release plan

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Have you considered supporting distribution, such as utilizing the raft module in etcd, to provide distributed functionality as an optional choice for users? If feasible, I could implement this aspect of the functionality.

Have you considered supporting distribution, such as utilizing the raft module in etcd, to provide distributed functionality as an optional choice for users? If feasible, I could implement this aspect of the functionality.

This is a huge work, I think we can have a try, do you have any experience in distributed storage systems?

Have you considered supporting distribution, such as utilizing the raft module in etcd, to provide distributed functionality as an optional choice for users? If feasible, I could implement this aspect of the functionality.

This is a huge work, I think we can have a try, do you have any experience in distributed storage systems?

I think that etcd's Raft implementation is a more mature module and practically the de facto standard for Raft. If it's just a porting effort, it shouldn't be too substantial (though this is just speculation). Of course, if starting from scratch, that would involve a significantly larger amount of work. As a beginner in distributed systems, I've been recently studying the Raft module in tinykv, and I noticed that the Raft module in tinykv is also a port from etcd. Seeing this project not being implemented led me to this idea.

Have you considered supporting distribution, such as utilizing the raft module in etcd, to provide distributed functionality as an optional choice for users? If feasible, I could implement this aspect of the functionality.

This is a huge work, I think we can have a try, do you have any experience in distributed storage systems?

I think that etcd's Raft implementation is a more mature module and practically the de facto standard for Raft. If it's just a porting effort, it shouldn't be too substantial (though this is just speculation). Of course, if starting from scratch, that would involve a significantly larger amount of work. As a beginner in distributed systems, I've been recently studying the Raft module in tinykv, and I noticed that the Raft module in tinykv is also a port from etcd. Seeing this project not being implemented led me to this idea.

Ok, I can create a new project for this(like RoseKV or some other names you can suggest)

You can list a complete design plan and split it into different modules, so that other interested people can participate in it.

This can be a long-term work, try to stick with it and don't quit halfway...

If you do this well, I can assign the project to you as a maintainer.

Have you considered supporting distribution, such as utilizing the raft module in etcd, to provide distributed functionality as an optional choice for users? If feasible, I could implement this aspect of the functionality.

This is a huge work, I think we can have a try, do you have any experience in distributed storage systems?

I think that etcd's Raft implementation is a more mature module and practically the de facto standard for Raft. If it's just a porting effort, it shouldn't be too substantial (though this is just speculation). Of course, if starting from scratch, that would involve a significantly larger amount of work. As a beginner in distributed systems, I've been recently studying the Raft module in tinykv, and I noticed that the Raft module in tinykv is also a port from etcd. Seeing this project not being implemented led me to this idea.

Ok, I can create a new project for this(like RoseKV or some other names you can suggest)

You can list a complete design plan and split it into different modules, so that other interested people can participate in it.

This can be a long-term work, try to stick with it and don't quit halfway...

If you do this well, I can assign the project to you as a maintainer.

Let me give it a try and make some local modifications. I'll make progress first, and then I'll follow your suggestions. After all, I'm just a beginner in distributed systems, and I haven't finished writing tinykv yet. 😭 I'm not too confident about it.