A ~40MB binary that speaks Postgres, MySQL, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch
Hey all, I've been building noida-db: one Rust binary that implements the real wire protocols of Postgres, MySQL, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch. Your existing drivers, ORMs and CLIs connect to it unchanged, and it idles at about 2 MB of RAM. Why: my laptop was running a Docker Compose stack that idled at 2.5–4 GB just so npm run dev would work. For local development I don't need replication, clustering or tuning. I need the commands my app actually sends to behave correctly.
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