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Manish Jain of dgraph.io noted that building on top of Postgres or betting on Postgres seems like a necessary condition for database startups to be successful.
by ignoramous 4y ago
Manish Jain of dgraph.io noted that building on top of Postgres or betting on Postgres seems like a necessary condition for database startups to be successful.
Some are commodotizing Postgres' wire format but implementing their own query and storage layers (like CockroachDB / Aurora / AlloyDB), while others are modifying parts of Postgres (like Timescale / EdgeDB / YugaByte), and others still are building atop it (Supabase).
https://twitter.com/manishrjain/status/1496174276474732544 https://twitter.com/manishrjain/status/1496174276474732544
- manigandham 4y agoInteresting note but that seems to be recency bias with news than anything concrete. Companies from MongoDB to Snowflake to FaunaDB have been successful. Manish himself is from DGraph which is a brand new graph database with no relational to Postgres.