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Interested in distributed systems, concurrency, and high load? Join us!

Hi!

Duckstax is a non-profit_community about high load, distributed systems, and other incomprehensible things. {Our members love to delve deeply into all kinds of complex stuff }

◉ Distributed_systems

◉ Concurrency

◉ ML

◉ HPC

◉ GPU

◉ DevOps

◉ Monitoring

The actor-zeta C++ 11/14/17/20/23 library offers powerful and convenient mechanisms for creating and managing actors, exchanging asynchronous messages and organizing parallel computations.
It can also be used to implement various types of applications, such as distributed systems, high-load servers, game servers and others.

Lightweight and fast actors,
Asynchronous messaging interface,
Created in accordance with the Reactive Manifesto principles.

Otterbrix is a new approach to data storage and processing based on a polymorphic data store that efficiently stores various types of data in one database, including JSON data structures, arrays and other complex objects. In-memory online analytics ideas provide high-speed analytical query execution on large volumes of data in real-time. Thus, Otterbrix can be used to create powerful and flexible analytical platforms for various fields such as business analytics, financial analytics, scientific research and more.

What we’ve already done

About Otterbrix

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We invite anyone interested in high load and distributed systems to join the DuckStax community.

Skill level doesn’t matter: {here, everyone finds what to do}

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