GuardianDB is a notable project that serves as a Rust implementation of OrbitDB. This project aims to provide a more efficient and secure decentralized database solution compared to previous implementations in JavaScript and Go.
Key features and goals of GuardianDB, the Rust implementation of OrbitDB, include:
Enhanced Performance: Leveraging Rust’s speed for faster database operations.
Stronger Security: Designing the architecture to be robust against failures and attacks.
Scalability: Built to accommodate growth in data and users while maintaining data integrity.
Decentralization: Operating as a peer-to-peer database on top of IPFS and libp2p, utilizing CRDTs for conflict-free synchronization without relying on centralized servers.
Modern Solution: Combining Rust’s performance and memory safety with the distributed model of OrbitDB for Web3, social, and collaborative applications.
The project is actively being developed, with ongoing work on areas such as migrating to tracing for logging, consolidating the ipfs_core module, and strengthening tests and documentation.
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