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slotix
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Comment #48114963
I read it less as "DuckDB wants to become Postgres" and more as DuckDB becoming an execution layer inside bigger workflows. The engine is often not the painful part anymore. The pa…
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Comment #48089240
We are working on DBConvert Streams: https://streams.dbconvert.com A self-hosted database IDE with built-in migration, CDC, and DuckDB-powered federated SQL. Mostly trying to remov…
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Comment #47967988
We wrapped exactly this into a GUI - attach MySQL and PostgreSQL, files/ s3 as sources, query them together with DuckDB. No imports. https://streams.dbconvert.com/cross-database-sq…
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Show HN: DBConvert Streams 2.0 – explore, migrate, sync. No pipeline glue
moving data between DBs still feels more manual than it should most workflows look like: IDE -> export -> scripts -> pipeline -> CDC so tried collapsing that into one tool: query a…
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Comment #47752635
Working on database tooling around data movement + CDC. Trying to collapse what is usually: SQL IDE -> export/scripts -> pipeline -> CDC -> back to SQL into a single workflow inste…
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Comment #47692379
Happy to answer questions about architecture, tradeoffs, or specific use cases.
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Show HN: I got tired of juggling 4 tools for data work – built one instead
Every data workflow I touched had the same shape: - explore schema in one tool - write and test queries in another - run the migration separately - set up CDC sync somewhere else E…
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Show HN: Database Replication and Synchronization
Replicate data and synchronize changes from MySQL and PostgreSQL, enabling applications to respond to these changes in real-time with minimal latency.
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Comment #34675888
PostgreSQL and MySQL are both reliable, secure and scalable databases that have been around for years. They each have unique strengths and weaknesses, making one more suitable for …
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Comment #23187393
1) I started writing articles for our blog. https://blog.dataflowkit.com/ 2) Published COVID-19 widgets website https://covid-19.dataflowkit.com/
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