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Someone should create a fork with work-safe name. CockroachDB brings connotation of cockroaches, who are known by eating almost everything and living almost everywhere.
In their presentation they have it abbreviated as CRDB, so that might be a viable direction without pain.
I've just released a small product using CockroachDB, in retrospect it was probably my favourite technical decision. Previously I'd used it as a toy and tested deployment strats but was skeptical (new tech and all that), but now that it's ticking along in the wild I'm very impressed across the board.
1. Is there a managed service of this db where it auto scales, does geo replication etc all by itself?
2. Is there any really good book on cockroachdb?
I'm totally new to cockroach so I have 2 questions.. 1. Is there a managed service of this db where it auto scales, does geo replication etc all by itself? 2. Is there any really good book on cockroachdb?
Not sure that there any books on it yet.
Someone should create a fork with work-safe name. CockroachDB brings connotation of cockroaches, who are known by eating almost everything and living almost everywhere.
I'm totally new to cockroach so I have 2 questions.. 1. Is there a managed service of this db where it auto scales, does geo replication etc all by itself? 2. Is there any really good book on cockroachdb?
We released a managed version at the end of October, with auto-scaling, geo-replication, etc. --> https://www.cockroachlabs.com/product/managed/ Not sure that there any books on it yet.
Someone should create a fork with work-safe name. CockroachDB brings connotation of cockroaches, who are known by eating almost everything and living almost everywhere.
Good attributes for a DB though?
This is a crazy multiple! Anyone from the Cockroach team up for sharing what the key innovations were that are driving the improved performance?