Yash Agrawal agrawalx

Hi, I'm Yash Agrawal

Undergrad at IIT Roorkee
Interested in Distributed Systems, Database Internals, and low-latency systems
Most of what I know, I've learned by building things myself. I benchmark everything because the point is how fast it runs.
Contact me: yasha4658@gmail.com

FluxDB – Leading FluxDB which is a embedded, MVCC, OLTP database Engine. Implemented Postgres style MVCC while having index-organized pages to get past the single-writer bottleneck of SQLite. Created the Durability design and currently hunting down every bottleneck and concurrency bug.
EdgeProxy – Building an L7 reverse proxy in Rust supporting 200k QPS with 500us p50 added latency and <2ms p99 latency on 4 cores with DashMap rate limiting, tiered L1/L2 caching, and TLS.
MatchBench – distributed load generator for exchange matching engines with an eBPF measurement pipeline (~100ns timestamp accuracy), ~835k ops/s on one instance and 1.5M/s across two, with full p50/p95/p99/p99.9 + HdrHistogram analysis on stress/ramp/spike test.
Deimos – flutter app to benchmark ZK proofs on mobile devices by tracking memory/cpu usage and time, exposing Rust proving backends through UniFFI and a full-stack dashboard to analyze the benchmarks (Node/Express + PostgreSQL, Next.js); earned a grant from the ENS team.
Orbital – multi-dimensional AMM for stablecoin swaps (inspired by Paradigm research) with Q96.48 fixed-point math and a Newton-Raphson solver in Arbitrum Stylus — 80% gas reduction over Solidity
Smaller systems builds for the fundamentals: a distributed web crawler, an async TCP chat server,