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      <title>Tolstoy: A Lightweight Pub/Sub Messaging System </title>
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      <description>Over the past few weeks, I have been working on a small pub/sub system called Tolstoy. It’s written from scratch in Go. You can check out the code here . This is just a quickstart guide for the project. If you have any suggestions or want to discuss anything, hit me up on my socials — I love talking tech!
Features  Lightweight broker with configurable topics TLS support with optional mutual authentication Simple Go client SDK for producers and consumers Optional message persistence (append-only logs) Built-in benchmarking tools  Download and Setup  Clone the repo: git clone https://github.</description>
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