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venkat971
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About venkat971
I love coffee. I learned how to make a perfect cup from scratch, right from grinding beans to proper latte (sometimes latte art), and doing things this way.
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Comment #49048441
Oracle has something like this, and I worked on this project when I was there. Although I was fascinated by the use cases, the adoption was pretty low in the relational world. http…
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Comment #49048137
Yes, we never hired one. When we got the time to hire one, we developed this tool.
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Comment #49048122
We are making it open source by month end.
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Comment #49048109
Thank you!
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Comment #49035428
What is the stack that is required to setup your opensource repo? and what's the machine config you recommend. btw, I liked the pricing page. I am planning to setup a similar prici…
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Comment #49031937
optimizing the queries and schema monitoring just one aspect of Deepsql. It has built in BI server - security and policies enforcing module (on who can read what data) - All these …
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Comment #49031234
Good luck with your project. happy to exchange notes, feel free to ping me at venkat@deepsql.ai
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Comment #49031220
Thanks :) Pl give it a try.
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Comment #49017363
Interesting topic, We built and use DeepSQL ( https://deepsql.ai/ ) at Stayflexi(YC) to address some of these issues. It's an DBA agent to prevent schema bloat, over indexing and d…
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Comment #49016159
Claude would not do the frequent schema drift changes, data relationships, block the query execution due to PII leak, cardinality calculations of key columns… 20 other parameters t…
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Comment #49012807
Hi, yes. Right now we are bundling our key to maintain the consistency of DeepSQL agent performance. We will lift this key bundling very soon, for enterprise deployment we might al…
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Comment #49012714
We have cross checked with industry standard tools like pganalyze. Most them analyze the workloads in isolation. There are no continuous evaluations and context carry forward acros…
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Comment #49011707
removed that metric. Our goal was to tell a convincing story with case studies. However, you are right on many dimensions that this number means nothing for many optimized scenario…
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Comment #49011282
Sorry for the confusion. It's not opensource. For first few installs, we are offering free 3 months and free consulting service to setup the tool end to end at your org. Post that …
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Comment #49011135
We did cut our overall DB spend by more than 3x. Our $9K spend drops to $3k - indexes not kicking in, rapid growth of log tables and schema bloat were the culprits. Also, we remove…
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Comment #49010684
Deepsql has built in BI dashboards server - You can ask agent to build any BI dashboard from the connected data sources (this can be used by your internal teams or you can even sha…
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Comment #49010615
Great point and thanks for the feedback. We made it self-hostable so that data doesn't leave the premises. We haven't open sourced the code yet, but most likely we will head in tha…
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Comment #49010038
Deepsql doesn't require any predefined rules + stats, nor you need a DBA to operate it. It's an autonomous agent, that learns your business context, schema, join relationships and …
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Comment #49004694
Yes, it has built in storage layer(Postgres and PGVector)
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Comment #48981005
Deepsql doesn't replace your DBA, it gives your DBA super powers. In my org, when we had to decide on hiring a DBA, we chose building deepsql and empowered our senior engineer to h…
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Show HN: DeepSQL – A self-hostable DBA agent for Postgres and MySQL
Hi HN - I'm Venkat, founder of Stayflexi (YC), CMU CS grad and Ex-Oracle Query Engine team (patents in core databases) DeepSQL started as an internal tool to stop our own databases…
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Comment #48595359
Hints are great way to experiment, but should not live in live production queries. From my Oracle database days, we saw many customer workloads where old hints overrode the latest …
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Comment #48595341
Associating drop table to scalabe delete is not a good framing. These are two different things, and very sensitive on production workloads if there are FK and MVs involved. Databas…
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Comment #36267872
We use Seam, it's the best thing that is happening for the messy IoT integrations.