This document contains user stories for implementing the Raft consensus algorithm in Rust - a distributed consensus protocol that enables a cluster of computing nodes to agree on a series of state transitions and maintain a replicated state machine across multiple servers, even in the presence of failures.
The objective is to implement the Raft consensus algorithm in Rust - a distributed consensus protocol that enables a cluster of computing nodes to agree on a series of state transitions and maintain a replicated state machine across multiple servers, even in the presence of failures.
Raft is a consensus algorithm designed as an understandable alternative to Paxos. It provides fault-tolerant distributed consensus, ensuring that a cluster of servers can:
- Maintain consistent replicated logs across all nodes
general-purpose
Test-Driven Development specialist focused on Red-Green-Refactor cycle
You are a specialized TDD Developer agent that implements code following strict Test-Driven Development principles. You work in close collaboration with the ATDD Expert agent to implement individual acceptance criteria.
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