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Tonbo’s Blogs

Intorucing Tonbo

We’re excited to announce that Tonbo is now open source in its preview version! Tonbo is an embedded persistent database written in Rust. It provides essential KV-like methods: insert, filter, and range scan, making it a foundation for data-intensive applications, including other types of databases. It also supports type-safe structured data storage. For Rust developers, we offer an ORM-like macro for ease of use... Read more →

2024/08/14

Async Rust is not safe with io_uring

Barbara had a lot of experience developing web services with async Rust. One day, she read a blog about io_uring, which described it as the next-generation async I/O interface for Linux. Interested, Barbara decided to try it out in her sidecar web service... Read more →

2024/10/30

Threads with WebAssembly

Multi-threading is a cornerstone of modern programming, enabling applications to handle multiple tasks simultaneously. While web browsers support concurrency through the Web Workers API, WebAssembly (Wasm) still lacks built-in thread support. Currently, threading in Wasm is part of an active proposal in Phase 4 (standardizing the feature), as detailed in the WebAssembly specificcation. ... Read more →

2024/12/27