A distributed system you are invited to break.
Four players, eleven components, everyone on its own goroutine. Kill a replica mid‑game. Restart it. Bring one back corrupted. The tournament still ends exactly the same way.
This tiny system makes core distributed-systems ideas tangible: high availability, replayability, graceful degradation, determinism, and fault containment. More unusually, it lets you watch those ideas interact — killing, restarting, and stepping through the system one event at a time — so a distributed system becomes something you can observe and debug in plain sight.
Inspired by Nicky Case’s The Evolution of Trust and Adaptive’s Aeron Sequencer.
Each component runs on its own goroutine and can be (K)illed, (R)estarted or restarted with a correctness (B)ug.
| # | Player A | Player B | Score |
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