Divine Abiloro
I’m a software engineer. I work on distributed systems and data infrastructure: databases, data engineering, and transaction-log processing. That means change data capture, replication, and the systems that keep data correct and in order as it moves between databases.
I’m the creator of Remac, a high-performance, database-agnostic transaction log processor. It turns native database transaction logs into governed data streams, replicas, audit records, recovery data, and replayable events.
My background also runs through networking, backend, and blockchain, and most of the projects here come from that work. I write as well. Some of it is deeply technical. Some of it is more reflective, and sometimes philosophical.
Reach me at hi@zde37.com or on GitHub.
Projects
A distributed hash table that implements the Chord protocol.
A consensus-agnostic framework for any blockchain.
An enterprise-grade security platform for public APIs.
Blog
A practical discipline that tests claimed trade-offs, verifies hard constraints, and removes avoidable gaps between engineering objectives and design results.
A critical examination of how quality has systematically declined across software, healthcare, manufacturing, construction, education, and beyond, while being marketed as progress.
Why batch jobs, polling, and application relays can leave gaps, what database transaction logs make possible, and how an early PostgreSQL-to-file prototype became Remac.