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Rust for the Win: Building a High-Performance OAuth 2.0 Server

Approved
Session Description

Building a High-Performance, Secure OAuth 2.0 Server with Rust, Axum, Postgres, and SQLX


This session delves into the construction of a robust and efficient OAuth 2.0 server using Rust's powerful ecosystem. We'll explore how to leverage the strengths of Axum for web application development, Postgres for reliable data storage, and SQLX for efficient database interactions.


By building an OAuth 2.0 server from the ground up, we'll demonstrate how Rust's focus on safety and concurrency can be harnessed to create resilient and performant systems. We'll uncover the intricacies of implementing JWT-based authentication and authorization, while highlighting the performance advantages of Rust compared to traditional languages.


Furthermore, this session will dispel the myth that Rust is exclusively a low-level language. We'll showcase how Rust's high-level abstractions can be effectively combined with granular control over system resources to achieve optimal performance without sacrificing developer productivity.


Join us as we explore the power of Rust for building scalable, secure, and high-performance web applications.



Session Categories

FOSS

Speakers

vishal kumar
Software Architect | Tata Digital

Vishal Kumar is a seasoned Software Architect at Tata Digital, where he spearheads the development of innovative apps and platforms. A graduate of Jadavpur University, Kumar brings a robust academic background to his role. His technical prowess is evident in his proficiency across a diverse technology stack, encompassing Spring Boot, Ktor, Rust, Node.js, and Flutter. Kumar's ability to navigate these languages and frameworks is showcased in his successful contribution to the development of the TNeu app and Platforms powering Tata Digital group.
vishal kumar

Reviews

This sounds interesting, but the CFP is written by AI. Tentatively approving, but speakers should be made aware that AI-written CFPs make it very difficult for us to review them fairly.
Reviewer #1 Approved
proposal is good, but its kind of weird how he has given the same proposal on mumbai, hyderabad and mangalore meetups of this month so not sure if he is completely serious or just someone desperate to get over with a first talk
Reviewer #2 Not Sure
Good enough talk, the proposal is detailed enough to be approved.
Reviewer #3 Approved