Rust London User Group
The London based user group for the Rust programming language. Rust is a multipurpose programming language that runs blazingly fast, prevents segfaults, and guarantees thread safety.
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Chitchat: Decentralised Cluster Membership with Failure Detection in Rust
Featuring Evance Soumaoro
Cluster membership management is one of the critical aspects of a distributed system. To put it simply, nothing can work if nodes don’t know about each other and what service or resource each can offer.
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Building a 10x More Efficient Search Engine for Log Management.
Featuring Francois Massot
In today’s modern world, you often have to choose between costly SaaS services or on-premise solutions that are hard to scale. That’s why we build Quickwit from the ground up to make it cloud-native. In this talk, we will see how we re-designed indexing and search to truly decouple storage and...
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LNX: Using Tantivy to Build One of the Fastest Search Engines Around
Featuring Harrison Burt (ChillFish)
LNX aims to be one of the most performant and cost-effective search engine alternatives to Elasticsearch and Algolia for typo-tolerant search. It offers a wide range of features thanks to the ecosystem it stands on, including but not limited to: complex query parser, typo-tolerant fuzzy queries,...
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Exploring Rust and Robotics
Featuring Christopher Moran
Chris will be taking us through his exploration of how Rust can be used to great effect in the area of Robotics
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Test Those Metrics! Our Black-Box Approach for Observability Testing
Featuring Alex Chilcott
This talk will show how, by formalising the behaviour we require from our services in order to export telemetry data to tools like Prometheus (for metrics) or Honeycomb (for distributed tracing), we make use of automated tests to build confidence in the observability of our system.
programming-languages degradation observability automated-tests honeycomb prometheus testing rust
