POCO VS Scylla

You can also look into Poco https://pocoproject.org/

I can't say enough good stuff about POCO for this type of work - when I first got my teams using it we used to joke that POCO was what Boost wants to be when it grows up. And nlohmann/json - cracking library for working with JSON in C++.

We use https://github.com/pocoproject/poco in most projects, very easy to set up a http listener

Did someone used Poco's Net Library to create a Rest Api? Poco Project

But CLion is so slow. Tested with Poco C++ standard build (https://pocoproject.org/). Moving around with Go To Definition takes sometimes up to 20 seconds if file is first touched. Using 'back' and 'forward' delays for 1-2 seconds.

Yes, you need NetSSL - take a look at find_package(Poco REQUIRED COMPONENTS ... NetSSL) requires an aditional find_package(OpenSSL) since poco-10.

poco (portable components) https://pocoproject.org/

Where can I find the source code?

The source code will be available at https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb. Commit notes and comments will also be available in the same repo.

It's not a stretch. They literally copied the java code and re-implemented it class-by-class with Seastar/c++.

It literally started as a fork of cassandra: https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb/blob/dc375b8cd3e8c7e85d...

Once again, I'm bringing some knowledge from my day-to-day work as a Developer Advocate at ScyllaDB, and this time I'm going to teach you about secure and encrypted connections ! It's a topic that can cause a lot of anxiety for newbies, but I'm going to make it easier for you.

Then I decided to talk to my boss and ask him if I could work with the YARG guys and the condition was to create something cool enough to implement ScyllaDB (NoSQL Wide-column Database) since I'm working as a Developer Advocate there. You won't believe how the simplicity and scalability brought by ScyllaDB perfectly fit the needs of YARG.in!

ScyllaDB now has initial support for a new replication algorithm: tablets...

Scylla which is a C++ implementation of the Cassandra distributed K:V store https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb

What you say is impossible, we pretty successfully apply at ScyllaDB (see https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb/commits/master).

I'm not sure 100% of the commits compile & pass all tests - there may be some mistakes - but generally we're in a pretty good state, and the clean git log is being successfully used for bisecting.

If you want even larger scale - if I understand correctly, the Linux kernel practices a similar thing, which is where we got this practice from (ScyllaDB founders came from kernel development). And since Git was originally created to help developing Linux - that's where you want to look for good practices.