At xorio, we craft innovative, open-source solutions built on the power of Rust (the fastest-growing programming language) and other safe languages like Kotlin, Go, Python, Flutter, and Java. Our commitment to collaboration and transparency drives us to deliver cutting-edge projects.
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An encrypted file system that mounts with FUSE on Linux, allowing the creation of encrypted directories for secure backups on untrusted servers or cloud storage like Google Drive, ensuring data integrity and privacy. It was crate of the week in Aug 2024.
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A distributed filesystem written in Rust, designed for learning and experimentation, offering insights into distributed computing principles and practical implementation challenges.
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A cloud file and email sync, sharing, backup, and encryption solution written in Rust. It provides real-time sync between multiple providers, simplifying data management with a focus on security.
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A task automation tool designed to simplify everyday tasks, enhancing productivity and efficiency through streamlined workflows.
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A project focused on GPU virtualization, enabling efficient resource management and performance enhancement for various applications.
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A GUI for rencfs, currently supporting Linux, using egui for an intuitive interface and tonic for gRPC communication, enhancing user experience with seamless functionality.
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An encrypted file system daemon in Rust, installable as a systemd service, exposing a gRPC server for interaction, designed for performance and security in encrypted file management.
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GUI for rencfs in Koltin Multiplatform with Compose. It uses the java-bridge to interact with Rust code.
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An operating system optimized for database systems, designed for minimal resource use while executing workloads in kernel space, aiming for efficient performance for database applications.
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A Python encryption library implemented in Rust, supporting various ciphers with optimized speed, focused on providing fast and secure encryption options for developers.
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A library for securely clearing sensitive information from memory, ensuring data is zeroed using stable Rust primitives to prevent data leaks and protect secrets.
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A GDrive client in Rust utilizing fuse3 for easy integration with Google Drive, simplifying the process of accessing and managing files directly from the filesystem.
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A template for a Rust project using fuse3, featuring a basic filesystem implementation, serving as a starting point for developers building custom filesystem solutions in Rust.
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A template app utilizing AWS Lambda, axum, DynamoDB, API Gateway, and CloudWatch, providing a solid foundation for building serverless applications with Rust and AWS services.
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A basic implementation of an in-memory filesystem in Rust, exposed with FUSE on Linux, allowing developers to work with files in memory for fast operations without persistent storage overhead.
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A benchmark of multiple Python crypto libraries to compare performance and efficiency, assisting developers in choosing the right libraries for their cryptographic needs based on data.
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A tool that checks if the version in Cargo.toml has changed since the last run, useful for automating releases and streamlining the development process by ensuring version consistency.
Learn MoreIf you want to contribute to open source projects and learn Rust, gRPC, REST API, tonic, diesel, sqlite, SurrealDB, tikv, Raft protocol, Mainline DHT, BitTorrent, QUIC, FUSE, Cryptography, Zero-copy, Apache Arrow, Flight, RDMA, Sharding algorithms, egui, Kotlin Multiplatform, Java, Spark, Flink, Airflow and Python
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