CockroachDB 19.2
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CockroachDB 19.2
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Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#2CockroachDB seems to be getting a lot of attention and marketing cycles lately... What has made it the focus of late?
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#3Is this the new version that has the new license terms that prevent amazon doing an "elastic" on them?
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#4CockroachDB seems to be getting a lot of attention and marketing cycles lately... What has made it the focus of late?
Marketing
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#5CockroachDB seems to be getting a lot of attention and marketing cycles lately... What has made it the focus of late?
Because we blogged about our new vectorized sql engine[1] & our new parallel commit protocol[2] recently, two "big"-ish engineering lifts that were packed into this one release.
[1]: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/how-we-built-a-vectorized...
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#6Glad to see Cockroach Cloud, I signed up for the beta.
I'm only really interested in an elastic, managed program with transparent pricing. As a contractor with a fair amount of exposure to various startups around the bay, I find these to be relatively ubiquitous criteria.
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#7CockroachDB seems to be getting a lot of attention and marketing cycles lately... What has made it the focus of late?
It has a lot of promise to provide Spanner-like functionality to people outside of Google.
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#8CockroachDB seems to be getting a lot of attention and marketing cycles lately... What has made it the focus of late?
Marketing
Probably has to do with their decision to name it after the cockroach. I mean, if they had called it MaggotDB or BotFlyDB or TapewormDB, people might find it unappealing.
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#9Waiting for the comments about the name.
On a more serious note, looking forward to trying this new release out. I found previous versions really straightforward to get up and running with on Kubernetes but performance was always lacklustre.
Re: CockroachDB 19.2
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Marketing
Probably has to do with their decision to name it after the cockroach. I mean, if they had called it MaggotDB or BotFlyDB or TapewormDB, people might find it unappealing.
Those aren't nearly as resilient though. Now, if you made a version of sqlite that replicated itself inside your program then you could use botfly ...