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Published a new blog post: Building a Distributed Log Using S3 (Under 150 Lines of Go)
The log is a powerful storage abstraction. Using a log, you can build a database, message queue, or event streaming system. S3 makes it all better and easier!
This is the third blog post in the series on... See more
pplx-at-work.pdf
r2cdn.perplexity.aiBitcoin Layers
bitcoinlayers.orgOur Goals
We made it lightweight and kept the efficiency in mind:
We made it lightweight and kept the efficiency in mind:
- Self-contained
We ship a single dependency-free binary that runs on all Linux distributions - Fast to deploy, safe to operate
We are sysadmins, we know the value of operator-friendly software - Deploy everywhere on every machine
We do not have a dedicated backbone, and neither do you,
so
Garage - An open-source distributed object storage service
Each Bitcoin block is limited in the amount of transaction data it can contain, so most Bitcoin software needs to be able to measure the transactions it creates or processes. The modern unit of measurement for Bitcoin is called weight. An alternative version of weight is vbytes, where four units of weight equal one vbyte, providing an…
Some
David A. Harding • Mastering Bitcoin
Burrow
Burrow is a serverless and globally-distributed HTTP proxy for Go built on AWS Lambda.
It is designed to be completely compatible with the standard Go *http.Client which means it can be transparently added to many existing applications. Burrow provides an implementation of the http.RoundTripper interface that proxies requests through one or... See more
Burrow is a serverless and globally-distributed HTTP proxy for Go built on AWS Lambda.
It is designed to be completely compatible with the standard Go *http.Client which means it can be transparently added to many existing applications. Burrow provides an implementation of the http.RoundTripper interface that proxies requests through one or... See more
@myzie • GitHub - myzie/burrow: Burrow is a globally distributed HTTP proxy via AWS Lambda
entire blockchain on their devices. Instead, they only store a partial copy of the blockchain on their devices, making them what are known as lightweight nodes. They rely on other people to run full nodes, or computers that store the entire blockchain, to validate transactions and make sure they have the latest blocks on the blockchain.
Neel Mehta • Blockchain Bubble or Revolution: The Future of Bitcoin, Blockchains, and Cryptocurrencies
Like integers, floating-point numbers have a certain size (32 bit or 64 bit). Using a larger-sized floating-point number increases its precision
Caleb Doxsey • Introducing Go: Build Reliable, Scalable Programs
consistent hashing is a very commonly used technique.