During the past few weeks I’ve built a basic key-value store that persists data to disk. It works, but only as a single node, so there is a fixed limit on the amount of data it can store, and …

This weekend I took a step back from working on my Key-Value store to make sure I understand the concurrency model of Eio, the OCaml 5 library that I’m using for concurrency and parallelism.

I …

This weekend I decided to add some basic persistence to my Key-Value store. I considered going directly into B-Trees or LSM, but they are quite involved. Moving, forward I want to focus more on the …

During the last couple of weeks I’ve gone on a completely different direction. I happened to hear a few people saying good things about OCaml, and I was kind of missing coding with strong types, …