> db9 is a PostgreSQL-compatible distributed SQL database. Your data is stored in a distributed TiKV cluster, and each database (tenant) gets its own isolated keyspace. [0]
I feel like the lede is a bit buried here, bordering on deceptive.
That or the architecture doc is wrong. Both plausible I guess, in this day and age.
I think what’s really interesting is that the first version of db9.ai is done by a single person by commanding AI. There must be tons of invaluable lessons learned.
by nullpoint420
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The carousel overflows on mobile, extending past the screen
by clark1013
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I like the idea of combining the file system and the database. It's really useful when people don’t want to manage files and structured data separately.
by agreezy
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I've only worked with MySQL, Sqlite up until this year. Started on Postgres since January and I'm seeing how flexible it is.
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