Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
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Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
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Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#2Curios if they got any large bank or stock exchange to use TigerBeetle
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#3Very impressed with this report. Whenever I read TigerBeetle's claims on reliability and scalability, I'd think "ok, let's wait for the Jepsen report".
This report found a number of issues, which might be a cause for concern. But I think it's a positive because they didn't just fix the issues, they've expanded their internal test suite to catch similar bugs in future. With such an approach to engineering I feel like in 10 years TigerBeetle would have achieved the "just use Postgres" level of default database in its niche of financial applications.
Also great work aphyr! I feel like I learned a lot reading this report.
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#4Curios if they got any large bank or stock exchange to use TigerBeetle
I think if they had, they'd brag about it on their homepage. So far the biggest endorsement from there is from some YouTuber. A popular YouTuber, no doubt, but a YouTuber nevertheless.
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#5Curios if they got any large bank or stock exchange to use TigerBeetle
I think if they had, they'd brag about it on their homepage. So far the biggest endorsement from there is from some YouTuber. A popular YouTuber, no doubt, but a YouTuber nevertheless.
Yeah, TigerBeetle itself and their testing suite looks impressive, but putting Primeagen there makes them look like Next.js or Cursor.
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#6The articles link to the paper about "Viewstamped Replication" is unfortunately broken (https://pmg.csail.mit.edu/papers/vr-revisited.pdf connection refused).
I think it should be http://pmg.csail.mit.edu/papers/vr-revisited.pdf (http scheme not https) ?
And now I have some Friday evening reading material.
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#7Curios if they got any large bank or stock exchange to use TigerBeetle
Joran, creator and CEO from TigerBeetle here!
At a national level, we’re working with the Gates Foundation to integrate TigerBeetle into their non-profit central bank switch that will be powering Rwanda’s National Digital Payments System 2.0 later this year [1].
At an enterprise level, TigerBeetle already powers customers processing 100M+ transactions per month in production, and we recently signed our first $2B fintech unicorn in Europe with a few more in the US about to close. Because of the move to realtime transaction processing around the world [2] there’s been quite a bit of interest from companies wanting to move to TigerBeetle for more performance.
Finally, to your question, some of the founders of Clear Street, a fairly large brokerage on Wall Street have since invested [3] in TigerBeetle.
[1] https://mojaloop.io/how-mojaloop-enables-rndps-2-0-ekash/
[2] https://tigerbeetle.com/blog/2024-07-23-rediscovering-transa...
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#8Curios if they got any large bank or stock exchange to use TigerBeetle
Joran, creator and CEO from TigerBeetle here! At a national level, we’re working with the Gates Foundation to integrate TigerBeetle into their non-profit central bank switch that will be powering Rwanda’s National Digital Payments System 2.0 later this year [1]. At an enterprise level, TigerBeetle already powers customers processing 100M+ transactions per month in production, and we recently signed our first $2B fint…
> some of the founders of Clear Street, a fairly large brokerage on Wall Street have since invested [3] in TigerBeetle
"Invested" in terms of "giving you money" or in terms of "Now uses the database themselves"? I read it as the first, but I think the question is about usage, not investments.
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#9See also:
Fuzzer Blind Spots (Meet Jepsen!) – https://tigerbeetle.com/blog/2025-06-06-fuzzer-blind-spots-m...
Re: Jepsen: TigerBeetle 0.16.11
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think if they had, they'd brag about it on their homepage. So far the biggest endorsement from there is from some YouTuber. A popular YouTuber, no doubt, but a YouTuber nevertheless.
Yeah, TigerBeetle itself and their testing suite looks impressive, but putting Primeagen there makes them look like Next.js or Cursor.
That’s a talk for engineers that was streamed on the Primeagen and went a bit viral. If you haven’t watched it yet, it’s an intro to TigerBeetle technically.
Otherwise check out https://tigerbeetle.com/company if you want more about the corporate side.