lithdew

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   by lithdew 6y ago

   No worries: Flatend uses Kademlia for helping developers bootstrap the network, and to have nodes discover services from one another. To clarify, the API gateway I provided is just* another node/peer in the network which advertises a f
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   by lithdew 6y ago

   Honestly, it was during my deep dive into p2p networking a year back that I started scratching my head and thought "Huh, you could pretty much replace most of the reasons you'd need Kubernetes and gRPC and Consul with this and mak
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   by lithdew 6y ago

   All communication is quiescent unless some given node A sends data to node B (apart from TCP keepalive packets of course). For routing messages, it is expected O(log n) much like ordinary Kademlia. There isn't much resilience carefully
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   by lithdew 6y ago

   Contributions would be great! Open up a Github issue or come join us on Discord (link in the readme) and let's talk about it there :).
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   by lithdew 6y ago

   Hello! OP here. One of the biggest frustrations I've had prying through Darklang [1], Firebase [2], Supabase [3], and a slew of other low-code projects is that although they do help me build backends faster, they come with a big tradeo
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   Show HN: Flatend – Quickly build microservices using P2P networking in Node/Go(github.com)

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