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Disclaimer: I work at Nubank, nice to see it posted here. This video is now one year old and it's nice to see how the technology choices at the start are still
by hcarvalhoalves 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Nubank, nice to see it posted here. This video is now one year old and it's nice to see how the technology choices at the start are still paying dividends.
Datomic in particular is a pretty smart product backed by solid concepts (RDFs/triplestores, event sourcing, immutability, querying engine on the client side, datalog), something companies end up re-inventing in-house further down the line, so it's nice to be aware of the architecture even if not intending to use it.
- goldfeld 11y agoI'm brazilian and have been working with Clojure for a few years and used Datomic on a project earlier this year. Are you planning on hiring? Sorry for the thread hijack.
- hcarvalhoalves 11y agoCool! We are always hiring - you can see current open positions here: https://nubank.workable.com/ https://nubank.workable.com/
- Scarbutt 11y agoI didn't watch the video yet, what DB backend does Nubank uses for Datomic?
- tim333 11y ago"Datomic’s support for multiple storage backends has also been useful to Nubank, as personally identifying information (PII) must be encrypted at rest, something that is easily achieved using Amazon’s PostgreSQL (RDS) with EBS volume encryption for some services, while using DynamoDB to back other, non-PII services."