Wez Furlong
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sqlite doesn't have a native async interface, and instead will use traditional OS-level mutexes to ensure thread safety. Using those when under contention in a tokio scheduler thread can lead to blocking of the tokio scheduler threads, which can prevent timely delivery of data via websockets, or timely processing of incoming log records. This commit fixes up the sqlite access points to use tokio's spawn_blocking function to move that style of mutex acquisition to a more suitable context.
KumoMTA
KumoMTA is an open-source Message Transfer Agent (MTA) designed for high-performance outbound email functionality, similar to commercial enterprise MTAs such as Momentum, PowerMTA, and Halon.
The KumoMTA project was founded by a group of email industry veterans with decades of experience building and managing high-performance On-Prem MTAs and is supported by a community of some of the largest senders in the world.
Because it is designed for high-performance sending environments, KumoMTA is for experienced email operations professionals who are accustomed to high-performance sending environments and familiar with DevOps practices.
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