Tyler Rockwood

@rockwotj

Software Engineer @ Redpanda

Wisconsin, USAJoined December 2021

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Hello, my name is Tyler Rockwood. I love God.

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TRTyler Rockwoodblog.rockwotj.comMay 28, 2025 · 3 min read

Reactions to Ducklake

At my day job, I’ve been working with Apache Iceberg over the last 9 months or so, and upon hearing of yet another open table format - Ducklake - I was interested to dig in. Here is my reaction. DuckDB - First of all, I’m a fan of duckdb, it’s really...

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TRTyler Rockwoodblog.rockwotj.comDec 30, 2023 · 4 min read

Protecting against stack overflow in Wasmtime Host Functions

Recently I was able to contribute a patch to Wasmtime for supporting custom runtime stacks for it's asynchronous execution mode (#7209). This is post documents the abilities that unlocks and allows for better testing against stack overflow for hosts ...

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TRTyler Rockwoodblog.rockwotj.comNov 7, 2023 · 3 min read

Musings on KubeCon WasmDay

I had a great time today giving my first conference talk at Cloud Native Wasm Day. I'll have the link to the recording posted later if you want to give it a listen (EDIT: the recording is live here). Listening to the other presenters speak, one that ...

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TRTyler Rockwoodblog.rockwotj.comJan 8, 2023 · 3 min read

Let's build a document database!

I'm going to build out a small document database and write out my journey here. This is sort of a kickoff post in a series. This is inspired by Matt Brubeck's excellent Let's build a browser engine series. You're building what? Let's talk terminology...

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TRTyler Rockwoodblog.rockwotj.comDec 18, 2021 · 3 min read

C++ Memory Management Rules

Do you ever wonder how giant company's like Google have millions of lines of C++ and can still have robust systems? Is the answer to rewrite all the things in Rust1? During my time at Google I learned the rules that are used to keep the owner of memo...

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Reactions to Ducklake

Protecting against stack overflow in Wasmtime Host Functions

Musings on KubeCon WasmDay

Let's build a document database!

C++ Memory Management Rules