The Architecture of Tina
A deep dive into the design of a high-throughput, thread-per-core concurrency framework in Odin. Explore the design of queues, lock-free message passing, custom memory arenas, and deterministic simulation testing.
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Why Queues Don’t Fix Overload (And What To Do Instead)
Why adding Kafka or bigger queues won't save your server from traffic spikes. Learn the physics of backpressure, load shedding, and the latency death spiral.
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Building an HTTP Server on a Thread-per-Core Framework, without Async/Await
How to build a production-grade HTTP server without async/await or coroutines. Discover how Tina HTTP uses thread-per-core state machines in Odin
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