Distributed File Storage System using gRPC (Mini-HDFS)
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About this project
Design and implement a mini distributed file system where files are sharded across 3+ storage nodes with replication. Client uploads/downloads via a gateway; system survives one node going down. Inspired by HDFS / IPFS at a learnable scale.
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs):
CLO1: Design a distributed-systems architecture trading off consistency, availability, and partition tolerance.
CLO2: Implement RPC-based service communication using gRPC + Protocol Buffers.
CLO3: Build sharding + replication logic with documented failure semantics.
CLO4: Implement heartbeat + failure-detection + automatic failover.
CLO5: Benchmark and characterize system performance vs a single-node baseline.
Industry/societal relevance: Distributed storage powers every cloud (S3, GCS, Azure Blob); direct prep for SDE-2 / cloud-infra interviews at FAANG / Indian unicorns.
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