During February 2026, Unera developed multi-threaded TCP server support for the tarantool/tarantool repository, focusing on scalable network programming in Lua. They introduced a split API that separates server creation from the event loop, allowing concurrent connection handling across multiple threads while maintaining backward compatibility with the existing single-call interface. Unera also added the SO_REUSEPORT socket option to improve connection distribution on Linux systems, optimizing performance for high-traffic workloads. The work included comprehensive documentation and usage examples, demonstrating a deep understanding of multithreading and socket programming. This feature addressed scalability challenges without disrupting legacy behavior, reflecting thoughtful engineering and careful integration.