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Kyle Kingsbury Jepsen’ed TigerBeetle jepsen.io/analyses/tiger…

"TigerBeetle exhibits a refreshing dedication to correctness." Props to the TigerBeetle team for the Jepsen test! Huge fan of y'all and your dedication to doing things right. Check out the Jepsen project if you want to level up as a systems nerd.

THE MACHO MAN 💥 TigerBeetle Oskar Wickström They know their stuff

Thank you Kyle for such a detailed Jepsen report. (and Oskar Wickström for Vörtex!)

TigerBeetle This is incredible 🔥

That’s my GOAT 🐐

So, TigerBeetle is one of the most goated engineering product out there! - clear problem being solved - world class engineering - top tier vibes! Tigerbeetle ftw ⚡

TigerBeetle Oskar Wickström cool t-shirt!

For a decade, I’ve admired the storage fault work of Remzi & Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau, Ram Alagappan & Aishwarya Ganesan. I dreamed of the day a DBMS would put it into practice. Yesterday, with our Jepsen report, this dream came true, with TigerBeetle surviving helical corruption.

Helical fault-tolerance goes beyond what protocols such as Paxos or Raft withstand. It required not only standing on the shoulders of the storage fault work of UW-Madison, but also our team augmenting both VSR and PAR with a novel hashchain repair protocol over the commit log.

For an overview of these techniques, including that extra TigerBeetle step of helical fault-tolerance through near-byzantine hash-chaining, see our talk given at Systems Distributed in NYC last year. youtu.be/tRgvaqpQPwE

Time to make myself a wannabe database "expert" with the TigerBeetle jepsen report (it sadly didn't rain Joran Dirk Greef but promises are to be kept 🤝) Maybe I can make a blog article out of it too if I find a cool tangent.

some excellent work here 👏👏👏

This is great! TigerBeetle Joran Dirk Greef I am talking to Kyle Kingsbury in a few weeks and have started my research for the podcast episode 🤓. If you have any ideas/questions share it in the comments. I can say with enough confidence that the episode is gonna be

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Huge milestone for the Zig team: the self-hosted (no LLVM) x86_64 backend is the default for debug builds! I'm an aarch64 user so I have to wait a bit more. :) But the amount of effort Zig puts into DX can't be overstated. ziglang.org/devlog/2025/?u…

TigerBeetle 0.16.44 is released! - Improve logging when repairing replies by including the op number. - devhub.tigerbeetle.com displays the number of fuzz runs per minute (VPM). - Various improvements to fuzzing. github.com/tigerbeetle/ti…