DoltLab v0.2.0
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DoltLab v0.2.0
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Re: DoltLab v0.2.0
#2Inspired by... but admittedly off-topic... I had recently been wondering how people keep a full auditable history of their data. I've used Hibernate Envers in the past or the now seemingly-defunct Temporal Tables extension for PostgreSQL. What are people using these days? Is DoltLab it, or are there more common solutions?
Re: DoltLab v0.2.0
#3This is actually a really cool idea, and while I would have avoided it due to it's SAAS nature, now I'm actually pretty willing to try it.
Re: DoltLab v0.2.0
#4Inspired by... but admittedly off-topic... I had recently been wondering how people keep a full auditable history of their data. I've used Hibernate Envers in the past or the now seemingly-defunct Temporal Tables extension for PostgreSQL. What are people using these days? Is DoltLab it, or are there more common solutions?
They wrote a blog about database versioning solutions a little while back, which distinguishes schema vs. data versioning tools. I can't say for sure how comprehensive it is, but presumbly it touches on the more well known solutions.
https://www.dolthub.com/blog/2021-09-17-database-version-con...
Re: DoltLab v0.2.0
#5Nice. While I haven't used Dolt, I've definitely enjoyed reading the blog, sepecially the MySQL compatability stuff and some of the other fun ones (like the alcohol dispenser project). Good luck guys!
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#6Looks interesting. It’s like Git, ZFS, and MySQL all in one?
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#7So many questions about the git-like semantics.
- how are shas created?
- assuming you hash the entire diff, can columns be ignored? e.g. timestamps or other "unimportant" data
- do any two insertions into a table "conflict"?
Re: DoltLab v0.2.0
#8Inspired by... but admittedly off-topic... I had recently been wondering how people keep a full auditable history of their data. I've used Hibernate Envers in the past or the now seemingly-defunct Temporal Tables extension for PostgreSQL. What are people using these days? Is DoltLab it, or are there more common solutions?
They wrote a blog about database versioning solutions a little while back, which distinguishes schema vs. data versioning tools. I can't say for sure how comprehensive it is, but presumbly it touches on the more well known solutions. https://www.dolthub.com/blog/2021-09-17-database-version-con...
I'm surprised you didn't include things like `dat`[0]
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#10I can’t figure out if this is a real product or a joke site? The name is confusing.
If it’s a real product it’s cool, I’ve wanted something like this for a while (currently I just use git repos full of JSON files but this would be better I think).