Does it make sense to use KeyDB as a torrents repository?

[josecelano]

Relates to: #774

KeyDB is a high-performance, NoSQL database that extends Redis, offering features like multi-master replication and enhanced performance. It can be an excellent choice for managing the state and data needed by a BitTorrent tracker, such as peer lists, torrent states, and session information.

To use KeyDB within a Rust application, you would typically interface with it through a Redis client that supports the Redis protocol, as KeyDB is compatible with Redis commands. This means you can use any Redis client library that supports Rust to communicate with KeyDB.

Maybe we could implement a new torrent repository with KeyDB.

One of the most important advantages would be scaling the tracker with multiple servers which is not currently supported.

cc @da2ce7