10 ms·

Thanks for the questions. > Is it NoSQL / NewSQL? > Based on any open source backend like Postgres or OpenSearch? Yes, we are basing our implementation on Pos

by tudorg 5y ago

Thanks for the questions. > Is it NoSQL / NewSQL? > Based on any open source backend like Postgres or OpenSearch? Yes, we are basing our implementation on Postgres + Elasticsearch. However, we don't plan to offer direct access to the Postgres/ES APIs, so we see them as an implementation detail (an important one, of course). We will have our own API which will allow us to develop features like no-downtime migrations, branching, and caching. > Will it have a free-tier? Yes, absolutely! And we plan to make it in such a way that it will be production ready and all you need for a personal project or simple website.

sandGorgon 5y ago
>We will have our own API which will allow us to develop features like no-downtime migrations, branching, and caching. Please please use an industry standard layer like Graphql. Otherwise it becomes very very hard to push for adoption here.
- samhw 5y ago
  Just to elaborate on the downvotes: it's really not 'industry standard' to connect to your database over GraphQL. I'm not saying nobody is doing it, or that it doesn't work well (for all I know, it might), but it's certainly not an 'industry standard'.
- ignoramous 5y ago
  You may want to look up https://prisma.io/ https://prisma.io/ may for your use-case.