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Svalbard Inc.’s customers are reveling in the comfort of the global online store’s Scandinavian furniture. But, for Svalbard, the cost to scale its backend applications is less than comfortable. To ease its pain, the store has begun migrating its legacy mainframes to a more flexible, modern deployment model. Svalbard has already implemented a CLI tool that internal developers and operators can easily configure to their needs. As a Rust programmer, it’s up to you to improve this tool. You’ll track down potential performance bottlenecks with the help of flame graphs, then implement solutions to tackle them using hyper. You’ll verify the performance improvements, then create a tool for guarding against regressions with the Criterion suite. When you’re done, you’ll be comfortable evaluating and improving an asynchronous Rust application.
This liveProject is for Rust programmers who are familiar with Rust syntax and its ownership system and who want to write reliable, efficient code. To begin these liveProjects you’ll need to be familiar with the following:
TOOLSgeekle is based on a wordle clone.