OpenAI Builds Custom Git Backend in 10 Weeks After 2,442% Commit Surge
Built in Rust in 10 weeks, Pando cut push latency by nearly 5x and now serves close to a petabyte of Git data daily, OpenAI says.
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OpenAI presented Pando, a Git backend that, according to the company, reduced the average latency of code shipments in its monorepo by about 80%. The system seeks to respond to the growth of commissions driven by Codex and processes large volumes of data without requiring changes in the way developers use Git.
The growth of automated work caused difficulties in the version control infrastructure of OpenAI. The company built a new Git The post OpenAI compatible backend developed Pando to support thousands of simultaneous operations of Codex agents appeared first on .
OpenAI Introduces Pando: A Git Backend That Cuts Median Push Latency ~80%
OpenAI built Pando, a Git-compatible backend for its monorepo. It handles branches independently, reuses stored packfiles across fetches, cut median push latency by nearly 80%, and now delivers nearly a petabyte of Git data per day.
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