I'm seeking topic approval for my Rust Language UA Camp capstone project: ZeroCache, an in-memory JSON cache server with HTTP API and memory-mapped persistence. The project aims to provide fast data access with durable storage, featuring concurrent access using lock-free hash maps, smart upsert operations, query filtering, and comprehensive monitoring.

I'm looking for feedback on the proposed architecture, API design, implementation approach, and any suggestions for improvements or alternative directions before diving deep into development.

Pull Request with detailed project description: ZeroCache

Any input from the community would be greatly appreciated, whether it's about technical feasibility, performance considerations, or overall project scope for a capstone work.

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