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What's "a database designed to run on Kubernetes"? Cassandra?
by remram 2y ago
What's "a database designed to run on Kubernetes"? Cassandra?
- fastest963 2y agoSomething like Yugabyte or Cockroach
- linuxdude314 2y agoPretty sure they were referring to the operators you can install that will stand up production ready replicated clusters. They work quite well.
- remram 2y agoThey replied to a comment mentioning "pgBouncer, repmgr, patroni" so supposedly not one of those.
- meow_catrix 2y ago[dead]
- dgraph_advocate 2y agoDgraph is designed to run on Kubernetes.
- remram 2y agoNot relational, not a replacement for Postgres. Also doesn't look open-source at first glance.
- dgraph_advocate 2y agoYou should try it before claiming ”not relational”, as it can totally store and use relational data, and also be very useful. Even though it says ”graph” you don’t need to write graph traversal queries - just describe in GraphQL the nested data model you want to get out of the database and that’s what you will get. Community edition is open source.
- remram 2y ago> Community edition is open source. If that is true, you could definitely not make it less obvious. This is not the impression I got from your repo ("variously licensed under the Apache Public License 2.0 (APL) and the Dgraph Community License"). Neither your docs nor your website mensions a "community edition" either.
- dgraph_advocate 2y agoIt is not my project and I have nothing to do with Dgraph. After 15+ years of RDBMS, I just prefer it. Also, first Google hit is dgraph.io: > The only open source, AI-ready graph database that gives developers the tools to quickly build distributed applications at scale.