drasyl is a high-performance framework for rapid development of distributed applications.
drasyl enables quick and easy development of high-performance distributed applications. Driven by a secure and low-latency overlay network protocol, drasyl provides any-to-any connectivity between all Internet-enabled devices.
https://drasyl.org
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| GitHub | https://drasyl.org/github |
| Network Explorer | https://drasyl.network |
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🚀 We just released drasyl 0.12.0 — a major milestone!
The core has been completely rewritten in Rust, bringing massive performance gains:
✅ 20× higher throughput
✅ 10MB RAM
✅ Minimal CPU use
We are excited to announce the release of drasyl 0.12.0. In addition to several bug fixes and dependency updates, this version brings a fundamental transformation: The core of the drasyl peer-to-peer network has been completely re-engineered.
We’re excited to share that my doctoral dissertation “Software-Defined Overlay Networking for the Deployment of Distributed Applications at the Edge” has been officially published.
It introduces the peer-to-peer framework drasyl and its foundational concept of software-defined overlay networks.
Read more and access the full thesis here: https://drasyl.org/blog/drasyl-dissertation-published/
We are pleased to announce that Heiko Bornholdt’s dissertation, “Software-Defined Overlay Networking for the Deployment of Distributed Applications at the Edge”, has been published. This doctoral dissertation introduces drasyl and its foundational concept of software-defined overlay networks. drasyl was developed as part of this dissertation—or, as some might say, the dissertation was developed around drasyl!
Today, we are excited to announce the release of drasyl 0.10.0. This maintenance release brings performance improvements and a new set of globally distributed super peers resulting in faster peer discovery, connection establishments, and traffic relaying performance.