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Is there an extension for sqlite or simple command line tool that do that?
I know about the ledger cli tool but it a bit much since it is a full fledge double-entry accounting system.
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I have a few of these posts I've written coming out over the next few months that I want people to discuss. Would you prefer I add a disclaimer at the top? Easy enough to add
If you care about ethics of journalism then yes you should obviously disclose a financial interest in what you write.
We were considering TigerBeetle, but found blockers: * We use Cloudflare Workers. TigerBeetle client app is not supported. It might work using Cloudflare Containers, but then the reason we use Cloudflare is for the Workers. --> https://github.com/tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle/issues/3177 * TigerBeetle doesn't support any auth. It means the containing server (e.g. a VPS) must restrict by IP. Problem is, serverless doesn't h…
We were considering TigerBeetle, but found blockers: * We use Cloudflare Workers. TigerBeetle client app is not supported. It might work using Cloudflare Containers, but then the reason we use Cloudflare is for the Workers. --> https://github.com/tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle/issues/3177 * TigerBeetle doesn't support any auth. It means the containing server (e.g. a VPS) must restrict by IP. Problem is, serverless doesn't h…
Wireguard would be an answer here, IP's are authenticated with ECC keys.
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You should chat to our solutions team, who'd be able to help you solve auth etc. at the logical level with end-to-end encryption, something we typically do for our customers.
I might not be able to afford paid support yet since it's just PoC, but if it's okay to be public, could they respond to the GitHub issue instead so it can benefit others? https://github.com/tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle/issues/3073
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> TigerBeetle is our open source contribution. Wait, is it open source?? Since when? I always thought it was proprietary
Apache 2.0 since day 0, since it came out of a non-profit central bank switch by the Gates Foundation, which is also Apache 2.0. Our view is that this kind of infrastructure is simply too valuable, too critical, not to be open source.
>Most teams write code fast. TigerBeetle tries to write code slow. Most teams treat testing as a necessary evil. TigerBeetle is built entirely on Deterministic Simulation Testing (DST). Most teams build their software on top of loads of other software. TigerBeetle has zero dependencies. I believe that was more like the norm 25+ years ago. Before Google and Facebook brought in the move fast and break things mentality…
Let's wait 25 years and we'll see if TigerBeetle becomes the next google or if it's engulfed by a less perfect (but faster) rival.
To be clear, TB's pretty young, only 3, but Jepsen-tested and already migrating some of the largest brokerages, wealth managements and exchanges in various countries. I'm excited to see what can be done in 27.
”Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast”
Anybody know of simple way/tool (local, single node) to have strict Debit/Credit consistency ? Is there an extension for sqlite or simple command line tool that do that? I know about the ledger cli tool but it a bit much since it is a full fledge double-entry accounting system.
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With the bounds capped by a single writer. Unless you can shard the data and create a distributed database with manual sharding. But yes. Postgres remains an amazing choice, especially with modern hardware, until you also have the money available to tackle said write throughput issue.
TigerBeetle doesn't shard either.
(TBH, I'm pretty sure the answer is no - if you want super-accurate time, I think you buy your own very expensive NTP server [1].)