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First they rewrote SQLite from scratch in Rust, ported Doom to its bytecode VM, and dropped connection latencies from 23ms to 40 microseconds. Now Turso is building a Postgres frontend on top of that same Rust core. 🔔 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0DZj1PNa_Fp0MU6uPSKv5w?sub_confirmation=1 💙 Become a Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0DZj1PNa_Fp0MU6uPSKv5w/join 🐦 Twitter/X: https://x.com/cloud_codes 💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/4kJqEBMMf In this deep dive, Cloud Codes breaks down the system design, compiler architecture, and VDBE bytecode mechanics behind Turso Database (Limbo). We analyze how ScyllaDB co-founders Glauber Costa and Pekka Enberg created a pluggable database engine, compiled C source code into SQLite bytecode opcodes, and mapped PostgreSQL's official libpg_query parser onto the exact same Rust storage layer. Furthermore, we dissect the 41 supported vs 345 unsupported Postgres features, examine row-level concurrent writes (BEGIN CONCURRENT), review Quint formal specification reliability testing, compare Turso against Michael Malis's pgrust project, and evaluate whether one shared engine can become the true "LLVM of databases". If this helped you understand backend architecture, system design, and how to build faster software, subscribe to Cloud Codes for a new infrastructure breakdown every single week! Build, solve, deploy. 🔗 Repositories & Sources Mentioned: • Turso Database Repository (Rust Limbo Rewrite): https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso • libSQL Engine Repository (C Fork): https://github.com/tursodatabase/libsql • pgrust Project (AI-Transpiled Rust Postgres): https://github.com/mjmalis/pgrust • ScyllaDB High-Performance Database: https://github.com/scylladb/scylladb • Quint Formal Specification Language: https://github.com/informalsystems/quint ⏱️ Video Chapters: 0:00 - The "LLVM of Databases" Claim 1:06 - Clearing Up Turso: libSQL C Fork vs Limbo Rust Rewrite 2:36 - How They Rewrote SQLite in Rust (Connection Speed & MVCC) 4:07 - Fuzzing with Edgar Allan Poe: Quint Specs & Bug Hunting 4:33 - VDBE Bytecode Architecture: Running Doom Inside SQLite 5:22 - The Pluggable Frontend: How Postgres Compiles to VDBE 6:38 - The Scorecard: 41 Supported Features vs 345 Missing 7:55 - pgrust vs Turso: The Two Rust Postgres Approaches 9:13 - Final Verdict: Can a Rust Core Replace Enterprise Postgres? #turso #sqlite #postgres #rust #database #systemdesign #cloudcodes #backend #softwareengineering User Queries: turso database limbo rust rewrite sqlite postgres turso postgres frontend pgmicro tursopg sqlite vdbe bytecode virtual machine doom port glauber costa pekka enberg turso scylladb libsql vs turso limbo cleanroom rust rewrite pgrust vs turso postgresql in rust turso begin concurrent mvcc row level writes quint formal specification antithesis fuzzing sqlite bugs llvm of databases pluggable database core cloud codes turso postgres breakdown

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