The Tarantool core is written in C, but all the business logic is in Lua. It is not super popular. You can get started with Tarantool by writing only three lines of Lua code. The rest of our application will be in Golang or Python. link.tarantool.io/jYokx

Apple's M1 chips are super fast. So is Tarantool. This is a match made in heaven. We decided to adapt Tarantool to the latest Apple silicon. At the beginning we had 1 mln. RPS. Find out what we had at the end by reading the story.link.tarantool.io/jtZLQ

In this article, we’ll talk about distributed queues, their features, and why you may need them. We’ll also discuss our Tarantool-based distributed solution. link.tarantool.io/jmOgS

Tarantool offers synchronous replication and the Raft-based algorithm for choosing a leader. In this series, learn of the algorithm's design and implementation. It is quite a long read, but all its sections are essential and add up to a single story. link.tarantool.io/jmJRj

Testing plays an important role in development. In this article, we share the best practices of Tarantool development, which helps us catch vast majority of bugs before the final release. link.tarantool.io/jmQAb

How to quickly write a Cartridge-based application, cover it with tests, and run it? Read this article if you tired of spending a lot of time prototyping applications. link.tarantool.io/jZlQJ

How to build an authentication system based on Tarantool and Java? There are plenty of authentication methods: by password, biometric data, SMS, etc. In this article we will show you how to implement password authentication. link.tarantool.io/jZiTS

In this article we will talk about our approach to cluster scaling and provide a typical example. This article is targeted at anyone who deals with big data and considers scaling. link.tarantool.io/jZ6fF

Learn how synchronous replication works in Tarantool, how to configure leader election, and about some new Raft-based algorithms in this one-stop tutorial. (link.tarantool.io/jpvTJ)

How replication works, on what it is based in Tarantool, and why obvious solutions are not always the most optimal? Read this article to learn more link.tarantool.io/jlIB4

Learn more about 2 of our projects where we used Rust and achieved excellent results in comparison with Lua and C. We'll explain the reason why we find Rust so good - it has long had various bindings for the Tarantool API and for Lua modules writing. link.tarantool.io/jlYp8

In this article we will tell you how to implement a search in a sharded cluster, the speed of which does not depend on the number of masters and the amount of stored data. link.tarantool.io/jlPVP

New version of Tarantool is released—Tarantool 2.10! This version includes a lot of new features for both Enterprise Edition and Community Edition. For links and additional details see: link.tarantool.io/jl9lr link.tarantool.io/jl9lS

In this article we'll tell you how in the course of a project for the Moscow Exchange we consolidated data flows from different trading systems and set up their delivery to clients. Read more link.tarantool.io/jlwWf

In this article we are going to tell you about how we developed an anti-fraud system for our client, a major bank. Read more link.tarantool.io/jBBZp

This article will be interesting to those who would like to learn more about further maintaining project of migration of SQL from VDBE to a JIT platform, as well as to those who are considering implementing JIT compilation in their own SQL. Read more link.tarantool.io/jBuNp

In this article Roman Proskin, expert of developing and operating data-intensive and high-reliability applications, will talk about his experience in this area, share some advice, and highlight some of the mistakes he made. Read more link.tarantool.io/jBoCX

In this article, we want to talk in detail about data compression in RAM. We are going to tell you how to use it, what it can and cannot do, and what aspects to pay attention to. Read more link.tarantool.io/jBQMN

How do antipatterns affect application performance and stability? What unfortunate architectural decisions can you encounter when working on a large-scale in-memory project? Read this article to discover the best ways to avoid all these problems. link.tarantool.io/jn7Mc

Check out our new article to learn more about problems we encountered while developing Tarantool Kubernetes Operator — its Enterprise version for Kubernetes/Openshift. Welcome, everyone who is interested! link.tarantool.io/jnsjh