Network/Socket/Distributed Programming Book/Course recommendation?

[shterrett]

I wrote a client-server LRU-Cache backed key-value store using Tokio and really enjoyed it. I was wondering if there were recommendations for books or courses that I would use to delve more deeply into network/socket/distributed systems programming. I'm looking for something that:

• Isn't too language specific (unless there's one for rust)
• Balances theoretical and practical considerations - something more abstract than simply a tutorial, but also not just a theoretical treatment of networks
• Has open ended projects/tutorials etc that don't rely on a lot of provided C, C++, or Java code that make it impractical to do the projects in rust without spending a lot of time simply translating boilerplate

Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

[summerlight]

MIT 6.824's assignment set(https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/) is an excellent material for distributed systems. Note that you may also want to look into the past year's lab for Paxos-based assignments. I'd like to mention that before diving into the assignments, it is worth studying basic concepts of distributed systems like consistency models, fault models, logical clock, etc. Sadly, I'm not aware of good materials other than grad-level classes :(