Developed backend features for an enterprise-class distributed database system based on PostgresSQL, implementing core functionalities such as buffer pool management, crash recovery mechanisms, concurrency control, fault-tolerant system using C++ and C.
Implemented LRU cache, consistent hashing, static B-Trees, and an LSM-tree with Bloom filters to optimize efficiency, achieving a 150% increase in datacenter tpmC throughput, as validated through TPC-C benchmarking. Optimized memory system by minimizing disk I/O, reducing false sharing, and avoiding fragmentation.
Led a quality assurance group, designing and executing over 50 tests, including G-tests, mock tests, concurrency tests, and integration tests, to systematically simulate distributed node scenarios and proactively mitigate node- specific anomalies in a multi-node, multi-threaded architecture.
Utilized Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) to simulate scalable, isolated environments for testing and optimization, leveraging kernel-level debugging processes and tools to refine performance.
Delivered a technical presentation on system architecture to an audience of 40+ engineers, effectively communicating complex DevOps principles and implementation strategies.