Sam Reis

@periping

Building programmable, open source git infrastructure at enroute.sh

Berlin

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Joined July 2010

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Sam Reis
@periping
Oct 14
We just built the most scalable Git server out there: 7,600+ concurrent pushes/s per repo at millisecond latency. Powered by Raft and S3, designed like a modern database. Today we're making it open source by releasing Enroute 0.3.0. Read the write-up:
Everyone is doing Git on S3 wrong
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Sam Reis
@periping
Nov 1
Have been working recently on making @enroute_sh scale better for large numbers of repositories. Part of that is a new per-repo consensus impl that’s inspired by Vertical Paxos. Anyway, seems like this improves single repo throughout and latency as well? 🤔
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Sam Reis
@periping
Oct 30
Congrats @tangled_org on the launch! 🚀
Anirudh Oppiliappan
@icyphox
Oct 30
We spent the last few months building the first ever truly federated code forge. Tangled is self-hostable, hackable & extensible. The future of software engineering is a moving target -- our bet on open protocols gives us the agility to move with it. tangled.org/blog/forge
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Tangled
@tangled_org
Oct 30
Wake up, sheeple. Your code forge for the next decade is here. tangled.org/blog/forge
Sam Reis
@periping
Oct 28
Welcome @github to the 7000+ pushes/s club.
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Sam Reis
@periping
Oct 26
Fast writes to disk quorum with delayed S3 persistence is where it's at. If you want the same for your Git hosting, check out @enroute_sh.
Nathan Flurry 🔩
@NathanFlurry
Oct 26
Rivet 3.0 is built on S3 But we did something completely different... And oohhhh boy: - 6.9 ms actor cold starts (durable) - 0.69 ms SQLite writes (3 availability zone) - 0.20 ms SQLite reads Here's how we built our new storage engine, WarpDrive. ~~~ Most S3-backed database