"Hyper in Rust: Design and Implementation"
"Hyper in Rust: Design and Implementation" is a comprehensive exploration of Hyper, Rust's premier library for building fast, reliable, and scalable networked applications. This book delves deep into the architecture and ethos behind Hyper, tracing its origins, design goals, and the pivotal role it plays within the evolving Rust ecosystem. Readers are introduced to foundational concepts in asynchronous networking, architectural patterns, and the unique, protocol-agnostic approach that empowers Hyper to support current and future protocols such as HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and beyond.
Through meticulous analysis, the book unveils the internal workings of Hyper, illuminating its core abstractions, advanced data structures, and its harmonious integration with the Tokio runtime for optimal concurrency. Each chapter guides readers through the nuances of both server and client implementations, including connection management, stateful and stateless patterns, high-performance streaming, and robust error handling. Practical advice is provided for architecting reliable production systems, integrating observability, and extending Hyper for complex, real-world applications.
Security, performance, and scalability are treated as first-class concerns, with dedicated sections on TLS, authentication, threat mitigation, and vertical and horizontal scaling patterns for modern cloud-native deployments. The journey concludes with a forward-looking perspective, showcasing Hyper's adaptability to emerging protocols, WebAssembly, and distributed systems, while grounding the discussion in case studies and the vibrant, community-driven spirit that continues to shape Hyper's trajectory. This book is an indispensable resource for developers seeking mastery in Rust networking, whether building rock-solid APIs or innovating at the edge of internet-scale systems.
