DGDheeraj Gopinathindheerajgopi.hashnode.dev·Sep 17, 2024 · 7 min readImplement Transaction Support in a Redis CloneRedis transactions provide a mechanism to execute a group of commands as a single atomic operation. When a transaction is initiated, subsequent commands are queued rather than executed immediately. Once all desired commands are added to the transacti...00
DGDheeraj Gopinathindheerajgopi.hashnode.dev·Sep 11, 2024 · 4 min readHow to Run Multiple Tokio Runtimes in a Rust ApplicationGetting started with Tokio is straightforward. By simply adding the #[tokio::main] macro to your entry point and using tokio::spawn for task management, you can quickly build an asynchronous application that handles typical use cases effectively. How...00A
DGDheeraj Gopinathindheerajgopi.hashnode.dev·Sep 9, 2024 · 12 min readImplement List Data Type for a Redis CloneIn our ongoing series on building a Redis clone using Rust and Tokio, we've already set up a key-value storage and implemented the essential GET and SET commands. Now, it's time to introduce a more complex data structure: the LIST. Before proceeding ...00
DGDheeraj Gopinathindheerajgopi.hashnode.dev·Sep 2, 2024 · 13 min readBuilding key-value storage for a Redis cloneIn the previous part of this series, we explored how to handle a basic PING command in our Redis clone. In this part, we will implement the Redis SET and GET commands. Additionally, we will build a simple HashMap-based storage system to support these...00
DGDheeraj Gopinathindheerajgopi.hashnode.dev·Aug 29, 2024 · 8 min readHandle Redis PING commandIn our journey to build a Redis clone using Rust and Tokio, we've laid the groundwork with a TCP server, a RESP parser and Redis command parsing capability. Let's now take it forward by implementing our first real Redis command: PING. The PING comman...00
