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v0.1.0: Distributed KV Store with Sharding & Versioning Implements core distributed systems concepts from Alex Xu's System Design Interview: - Hash-based sharding (hash(key) % 3) for data partitioning (Chap 5) - Timestamp versioning for last-write-wins conflict resolution - Multi-node architecture (ports 8080-8082) demonstrating horizontal scaling - Basic HTTP-based inter-node communication Future-ready for: replication (fault tolerance), consistent hashing (dynamic scaling), and eventual consistency models.
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v0.1.0: Distributed KV Store with Sharding & Versioning
Implements core distributed systems concepts from Alex Xu's System Design Interview:
Future-ready for: replication (fault tolerance), consistent hashing (dynamic scaling), and eventual consistency models.