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github.com/gholt/ring
Experimental: No stable version of this package yet exists; it is still in early development.
Package ring provides a way to distribute replicas of partitioned items to nodes.
An example would be a distributed storage system, storing duplicate copies of each file on different drives, servers, or even data centers based on the assignments given by the Ring.
If you're not entirely sure what consistent hashing is, reading Basic Hash Ring might help.
API Documentation
Basic Hash Ring
Partition Ring vs. Hash Ring
Other interesting ideas in this space:
Jump consistent hashing - dgryski implementation also dgryski shared key-value store
Multi-probe consistent hashing - dgryski implementation
GreenCHT replication scheme
This is the latest development area for the package.
Eventually a stable version of the package will be established but, for now,
all things about this package are subject to change.
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license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
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