LSM Trees: MemTable, Compaction, and the Amplification Triangle [video]
Educational video on LSM trees when blog posts and courses already cover this extensively.

This actually simulates the full write path — WAL to memtable to immutable flush — and animates cascading leveled compactions so you can watch key movement and file counts in real time. The live bloom-filter checks and amplification metrics are the parts that will teach you something immediately; it's clearly built as a learning/debugging sandbox rather than a production profiler.
Backend developers, database engineers, systems students, and anyone learning storage engine internals
Educational video on LSM trees when blog posts and courses already cover this extensively.
Well-crafted LSM-Tree reference implementation in Go—but RocksDB and BadgerDB already solve this production-grade.
Educational LSM implementation in pure Go; zero production use case demonstrated.
Rust LSM-Tree engine, but RocksDB and Redb already dominate this space.
LSM-Tree from scratch in Go: WAL, SkipList, SSTables, compaction—education-grade.
Drag-and-drop sitemap planner exports JSON straight to code, but competes with Figma and wireframe tools.