Zero-copy I/O primitives and pipelines for Go. Linux-specific.

A transactional key-value database written in Go for Linux and macOS

High-performance SQL parser, formatter, linter & security scanner for Go - 1.5M+ ops/sec, multi-dialect, zero-copy, race-free

Memar framework (to developing software) port in the GO programming language

A cross-language, zero-copy coroutine observability framework based on the cTP shared-memory protocol, utilizing lock-free ring buffers for ultra-low overhead state tracing.

Golang binding for netmap https://github.com/luigirizzo/netmap

Package splice wraps the splice system call.

🧬🔍 Vecgo is a pure Go, embeddable, hybrid vector database designed for high-performance production workloads. It combines commit-oriented durability with HNSW + DiskANN indexing for best-in-class performance.

Compact & Efficient Zero-Copy Architecture Go Message Queue

Package sendfile wraps the sendfile system call.

benchmark of various http file send method

This project lays the foundation for a Go-based WebSocket server library that delivers ultra-high throughput, NUMA-aware memory management, and true zero-copy data paths—built to DPDK-grade performance standards and production-ready for open-source release.

warp is a command-line tool for transferring files between devices on local networks.

SOCKS5 proxy with domain-based routing, SNI sniffing, failover & real-time 3D globe dashboard

Ultra-low latency Go HTTP engine. A protocol-aware dual-architecture (io_uring & epoll) designed for high-throughput infrastructure and zero-allocation microservices.

Go streaming I/O utility with a type-safe API that auto-manages memory vs disk, sessions, cleanup, reusable streams, and high-performance ReaderAt/mmap support.

Zero-copy L2/L3 packet handling library for Go — virtual switches, NAT, DHCP, ARP, NDP, and protocol ALGs

Zero-copy, mmap-backed typed record store for Go.

High-performance Redis-compatible KV store in Go (14M+ RPS).

Enable cross-language, zero-copy tracing of coroutines for efficient and clear observability across Go and C++ applications.