It’s an old story , but I thought it was worth writing after a long 10 year gap. This came to mind after we got into some fun discussions regarding what we have done for our curriculum project.The idea kicks in while wandering on some topic to do that heavy lift curriculum project.After long sets of sorting and filtering we four decided to have a try on the Prototype of Droyo.

10 Years ago, I recognized the massive need for a comprehensive trojan security solution that could shield users from the ever-evolving trojan threats of our digital age. Traditional antivirus software, while effective to a certain extent, had limitations in combating newer and more sophisticated trojans. This realisation fueled my determination to create a cutting-edge product that could provide unmatched protection.

Chapter 5: Replication

Chapter 4 Encoding and Evolution

Chapter 3 Storage and Retrieval

PART 1: Storage Engines & Log-Structured Approaches

Chapter 2 Data Models and Query Languages

Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann explores how to build modern software systems that handle large volumes of data efficiently, reliably, and at scale. It covers core concepts like reliability, scalability, and maintainability, explaining how systems can tolerate faults, manage increasing loads, and stay easy to update over time. Through real-world examples and clear explanations, the book guides readers on designing applications that meet both functional needs and non-functional requirements like performance and fault tolerance. It is a key resource for developers and architects working with data-driven applications.