FusionCache is an easy to use, fast and robust hybrid cache with advanced resiliency features.
A NetLogo simulation of crowd evacuation from a hypothetical fire emergency at The Float @ Marina Bay, Singapore.
Netlogo simulation of a crowd emergency evacuation in a stadium. Work inspired by shingkid
Bootstrapping kubernetes clusters seamlessly
An image-based deep learning model to help predict the the occurrence of a stampede
A simple, lightweight, zero-dependency .NET Package that stops duplicate concurrent calls: identical in-flight work runs just once and every caller shares the result.
Express middleware that merges identical concurrent requests into a single DB call — preventing cache stampedes and thundering herds with zero configuration.
A high-performance, thread-safe, multi-layer caching library for .NET with advanced features including cache stampede protection and distributed caching support.
A robust hybrid cache for distributed Go systems inspired by ZiggyCreature's FusionCache
Stopping Stampedes from happening again. Uses cutting edge research in Crowd fluid dynamics with propitiatory formulas and research.
Distributed Simulation built on Stampede Supercomputer.
OpenCloud AI Orchestrator 2026: Unified Management for Scalable Cloud-Native AI Workloads
Unify and manage cloud-native AI services with a single platform that simplifies deployment, monitoring, and scalability for AI workloads.
World-class cache library for Go: bytes-level interface, generics, single-flight Remember (refresh-ahead/SWR/stale-if-error/negative/jitter), distributed Locker, pluggable codecs incl. AES-GCM, cross-process invalidation, resilience decorators, shared conformance suite. Zero deps in core.
Predict bank product demand for 1,000,000 clients using a memory-efficient multi-label classification model reaching the top 60 in the Data Fusion 2026 contest.
Decorator for IMemoryCache that implements probabilistic cache expiration
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